Fatch Quest
Hotheaded adventurer Barb sets off on a quest to rid herself of a cursed set of bikini armor that's fattening her up by the day. But her journey is hampered at every turn by the greatest of evils: fetch quests, meaningless busywork tasks done for little or no real reward. Can Barb overcome these trials? Or is she doomed to don the damned armor forever?
"Fatch Quest" is a bite-sized RPG with visual novel elements created for the GET LARGE Jam, containing:
- Six unique micro-locales!
- Charming 90s stylings!
- Differing outcomes or optional scenes at each town!
- Truly awful half-assed character designs and renders!
- More words than gameplay!
- Bad endings with no unique visuals!
- A woman getting fat! Women who aren't getting fat! Women who are already chubby or fat! Superfluous male characters!
There are no explicit adult elements to this game, but due to the generally fetishistic nature of the weight gain and stuffing themes, the skimpy outfit for the main character, and the inclusion of partial nudity (actual nudity censored by posing, nipples partially visible through clothing, etc.) this game has been marked as an 18+ title.
Version Warning:: The original game jam build has serious progression issues - among other bugs, it's impossible to complete the island area due to a series of drunken coding mistakes. This version remains available for historical purposes, but please download and play the newer builds instead. The web version will always be up-to-date with the latest download versions.
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Install instructions
Windows/Linux: Unzip game files from the zip file and run the Fatch Quest executable.
Mac: macOS builds are not signed or verified and are untested at this time. These may also require xattr workarounds or other fixes for running unverified files. If you're not sure which version to download, the Intel x64 build is for most pre-2020 macOS models running Intel Core CPUs, while the Apple Silicon ARM64 version is designed to run on newer Macs with Apple Silicon (M1, M2, etc.) APUs.
Development log
- Minor update: V1.340 days ago
- Post-Jam builds and web version are live now!40 days ago
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The game is fun, but a issue i found was that the monsters don't have a health bar when you fight them.
As well, during the succubus fight there is no indicator for how much energy you have absorbed.
In Castle town, after you got the shopping etc qeust from the Priestess in the temple, you can keep entering the Adventurer's guild building and get the same dialog each time, including the 500gold reward, as many times as you want, creating an infinite money glitch there
Whoops, looks like I forgot a self switch. Good thing I never added a use for money! Thanks for pointing it out.
Great game
So... um... is ice maze... broken? I entered it got stuck, and none of my inputs are doing anything. I shoukd mention, my computer's fan kicked up a notch but I hope it waw unlmrelated.
Realizing I probably should put my decisions in to see if there's a coding contradiction:
In first town, both corn eaten. Carrots and both tomatos were harvested.
In second town, killed and ate purples, killed one red one and decided not to eat. But got poisoned was pretty weak and rather stupidly challenged second red mushroom. Died, got sent to temple, didn't realize I had to go up to it... Activated fight again but had to retreat, reat was successful. Healed properly. Fought second red mushroom (Savageroom I think was called) anyways, defeated it, then ate.
Third town, talked to H. Priestess. went to desert, said no at prompt, went up to mountain prompt said no. Saves. Went up mountatin then talked to priestess there. Directed furyher up mountain. Proceeded, let animation play out, tried entering maze, slide, stuck. no controlling... Rolled back save, same problem. Hope this helps w/ the bug crushing, sir/madame dev. :]
Thanks for the detailed report! I think it just boils down to which input methods are actually checked while the player is in the maze, and the newest update should at least slap a band-aid over it, but if it’s still not working, please let me know.
Ah, dammit. I only tested this with a gamepad and keyboard, but apparently mouse input doesn’t work due to the way the sliding event checks for directional inputs. If you’re on PC, use your arrow keys instead of the mouse.
Now I need to check how it’s handled on mobile… probably the same as mouse.
Really enjoying this! The characters are well defined and I like the slow-ish pace of Barb's gain!
A nice and fun little game this was.
Seems like there's a softlock after climbing the cliff on the beach,
there doesn't seem to be a level transition into the town.
Edit: not really sure if the lifeguard quest is broken or not either, going back starts his dialogue again and going up the cliff and losing the ticket doesn't do anything. You can go back down and back up the cliff like walking after the cutscene though.
Yeah, I was working on actually testing the maps for the first time right up until the last few minutes, and the island area got hit the hardest with uncaught bugs. The lifeguard bit was especially bad because I forgot to set progress switches AND drunkenly coded a bunch of ‘move right’ (back towards the last map) as ‘move left’ (and basically skip the checkpoint altogether, with no way to go back because of those switches that didn’t get set).
I do have a bugfixed build of the game that (hopefully) solves most of the major issues, although it probably needs a new save to work properly. However, it’s outside of the scope of this jam and it won’t be uploaded to the main itch page until after the review period has ended in a couple weeks or so.
There's a bug, in castle town, realize that im stuck, i really i can't get out from castle town (weast and east) and the buildings is invincible and not solid, like i could walk pass throught it.
And even with debug teleport, i still stuck on castle town since i can't access anything. seems it happens due i eat red mushrooms
Will this game be available on Mac
Soon! Right now I’m working on quashing the bugs, so I don’t have to build a bunch of different flavors (Windows, macOS, Linux, web, etc.) every time there’s a bug that needs fixing.
Ok I was just wondering