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Gotta say, having two different monsters that look and behave nearly identically is hella misleading and confusing with the vibrator code system. I spent ages trying to figure out why TF I couldn't read the code from the first one.

Outside of that hiccup, this is a really cool game!

Two questions:
1. How do you find out about Astolfo's favorite food? I've talked to pretty much every NPC in the town and got nothing.
2. Is it possible to get the Bertha Feed without going to the Red Light District? Is the reward gassy stuff as well, which is why it's in an optional area?

I've seen plenty of other Twine games that do have an option for hard save files. Is that a plugin, newer version or not Twine to begin with?

Just reached one of the endings, fantastic work! The writing has been thoroughly enjoyable, the kink stuff copious and the puzzles have been quite fun.

However, I don't seem to be able to find a way to move Meloni or Helga without using up the wish. The bra doesn't seem to be an option, with Sara just dismissing it. Is there a playthrough anywhere?

I do wish you were able to make a hard save file on your computer, though. The game is pretty long, and I don't think the three soft save files in the game (which are nice) will persist between incognito windows.

I can't tell which is better, "eager to explore" or "in a fairly good mood" with Sara's happiness. Which is it?

Pros: Good art, cute artstyle, great bellies.
Cons: Blazing bellydancers are really badly designed. They'd be difficult enough even if they didn't always spawn with two allies. If you're not gonna let the allies blow up, expect to use up all your healing. If you do let them blow up, you're STILL gonna use up most of your healing. You can't win, unless you grind and stock up on stun gems.

Oh, I guess I'm blind then. I didn't see the path beside the Seal of Flesh. I just followed the slime girl, I saw the merchant, I battled my way there and assumed the fancy entrance was where I was actually supposed to go.

Sorry for being a dingus.

Am I missing something, or is the game balancing absolutely ridiculous? The starting areas were tough but doable, but the dungeon is just terrible. Even the non-boss enemies are nigh-invincible and take a good five minutes to kill. The potato boss does three attacks in a row, all of which can do over half your health per attack. How am I somehow the only person who finds this absurd? I don't want to spend two hours grinding the starting area just to stand a chance in the dungeon.

Am I forgetting something?

How many levels are in the game?