this was fun to play through. i like the vibes of being alone on an entire planet doing a very unique job. i especially liked revisiting the different places multiple times, to find new objects to consume and destroy old hated foes, so to speak.

i find the concept of such gigantic breasts kind of impossible to visualize. this is definitely a double edged sword, both a strength and weakness of text as a medium... you can just say that the fox girl has boobs the size of planets, and like, i can just take that at face value. but it does feel a bit abstract due to how difficult it is to visualize things that large.

one little twist in the storytelling that i appreciated was the way the story communicated what happens to living beings inside these matter-consuming boobies. like, this was kind of my concern throughout the story: aren't these boobs kind of dangerous? when the story mentioned the diplomats that came out naked, i wasn't quite sure what it meant, but then the story nicely ties this up right at the end. i thought that keeping this question open and then answering it at the end was just a nice bit of writing.

Just a random horny passerby checking out the latest Strawberry Jam, 'cuz most of it's not my thing but I love seeing what other people's things are.  Macro boobvore ain't my thing, but this was cheerfully portrayed and gleefully destructive, and therefore I must give you all the kudos an internet rando can.

It was around the trash cans and benches point where I had to stop what I was doing, put in my headphones, and start blasting "Katamari On The Rocks".  Going from other comments, I'm not the only one.

This is an excellent mix of science fiction and fetish writing. Sure, maybe a lot of the worldbuilding is just setup for the smut. But still, when the game said "and therefore we're sending a fox girl to boob vore the planet," the reasoning made sense to me.

Lots more branches than you usually see in a Twine game. There's actual puzzles in here, with how you're going from smaller to larger objects. Good job!

There's a handful of typos (like "confy") but nothing major, which is impressive given how much text is in here. Especially given it was all written in just a few days. 

Quite a humorous text based adventure. Story was fun and seemed quite interesting, it felt like it came up with new ways to describe things at every turn!

Text based games are not quite my style so I didn't get through this entirely, it's definitely a lot of reading so one has to be very into it to follow through. That said it's still a really well written project, more so than most! I like how the choices that were added in for variety but don't go anywhere were very quick to get through instead of taking me on a whole red herring of an adventure, it definitely helps with pacing a ton.

Really well made!

I'm amazed by how varied you made all of the absorption sequences! I often struggle when describing a similar action multiple times in my writing, but you've managed to create a whole story out of it that stays engaging and doesn't repeat itself.

Decisions felt pretty good to click through, there was a bit of choice to be made. I liked the one sentence replies for actions that don't really work. They are not something I've seen in interactive fiction before, but they makes more sense than opening a new text page, good detail.

This interactive novel gave me a lot of good laughs. You are pretty good at writing comedy. Would murder a planetary civilization for breast growth again.

The soundtrack.