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Let me start by saying that Furry Sniper + Aim Trainer didn’t just improve my gameplay—it fundamentally altered my reality. I was once that Overwatch player who couldn't land a shot on easy bots. Widowmaker's crosshairs might as well have been pointing at the moon, and my aiming "skills" were best described as tragic. But then, everything changed when I booted up Furry Sniper.

I figured I’d give it a shot (no pun intended), expecting just another gimmicky aim trainer with a furry twist. Little did I know that in just seven minutes, this game would shape me into a living legend. Yes, SEVEN MINUTES. That’s all it took. Suddenly, my reflexes became superhuman, my precision pinpoint perfect, and my reaction times dipped below human comprehension—milliseconds meant nothing to me anymore.

I went back into Overwatch right after my training session, thinking, "Let’s see if I at least can beat some bots this time." But oh, no. I went beyond that. I ascended. Champion. In a matter of seconds. The same Widowmaker that had me crying in Quick Play? Now she's hitting headshots across maps like it’s second nature. I don’t miss anymore. I can't miss. My mouse has become an extension of my very soul.

Furry Sniper + Aim Trainer isn’t just a game—it’s a godlike ascension tool. My tactical precision now borders on omnipotent. If you want to leave behind your mortal aim and achieve perfection in any FPS, this is the only training you’ll ever need.

Buy it. Play it. Ascend.

Hush Hush is a visual novel that follows characters from Sad Panda Studios idle sims, Crush Crush and somewhat from Blush Blush

TL;DR Hush Hush follows the story of five main girls, whom you have to find and date in order to be able to learn about them, find their secrets and save them from horrific deaths. If you like Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors or Danganronpa, this one is a good pick up. The story is amazingly well written and the entire game is fully voice acted to an extremely professional level and the art is superb, as expected from the artists.

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Hush Hush takes place over 30 in-game days in the fictional town of Subrosa and follows 5 Destined girls whom each have five secrets to learn in order to be able to save them. Each girl is from Sad Panda's Idle sim, Crush Crush and the characters are translated very well, with each having an identical personality. It feels like the characters are in an alternate universe, which is seemingly intended, rather than completely rewriting them. Each girl has the same voice actresses from Crush Crush which go above and beyond in their own roles, as well as the same personality from Crush Crush. Having played Crush Crush for 5 years now the characters are the ones I've already come to love and I played this game feeling like I had already known them and was able to lean into their personalities to be able to get closer to them in game.

The gameplay is a little bit of juggling between stats, which are divided into Light and Dark Karma, as well as money and time. During down times at night, or in the morning you can choose between increasing stats or increasing money. During the flow of a day you'll have other opportunities to raise skills or earn more money as well, which are both needed for dates. Each girl has a stat that they will prefer which will help get the best endings for their dates or to learn their secrets. You have to date every girl but in order to do so you have to make sure you're scheduling them all in and not double booking, or at the very least figuring out who doesn't mind being ghosted and who doesn't mind rescheduling. The game is not hard, per se, however it will get more difficult in the later weeks in terms of skill checks, finding secrets and managing time.

The writing in this game is amazing, genuinely in my opinion the best writing I've had in a visual novel, comparing itself to well known indie works like Doki Doki Literature Club or Katawa Shoujo. The writing flows extremely well and doesn't feel forced or cringey and fluctuates between happy, upbeat funny writing that's packed with references to Crush Crush or pop culture, to writing that is extremely soul-wrenching and depressing. Cabin Fever set a more pessimistic tone compared to Crush Crush but this takes the more serious, hard-hitting writing above and beyond. The game had me laughing hard or facepalming at funny points and then ugly-crying at several points. OjiPanda I both hate and love you.

As said before, the game is fully voice acted and each and everyone one of the voice actors just smash the role out of the park. Each character's personality is reflected perfectly by the voice actor and not a single one of them slack on their performances. I cannot commend them enough.

Music is nicely composed and subtle. It's not overly intrusive with every character having their own themes. It's built up in tense moments and a lot of the lighter sided moments are filled with joyful, upbeat music that gets stuck in your head. (Buy the OST, give Sad Panda and the composers more money.)

The art is superb and drawn by the regular Sad Panda artists. Each character is bright, vibrant and welcoming and a lot of the CGI art left me really grinning like an idiot because it's all just so pleasant and made me feel really warm and happy. The background art is also well drawn, with a lot of nice little references or interesting things to look at. A few of the scenes vary in art style due to the several artists but it's all to a very high quality. Towards the end of the game, the art can take a darker tone, especially some of the death scenes that can be actually unsettling.

My main gripe with this game is the save/load system. Frankly, a lot of it can be a lot of saving and reloading if you want to get A+ on every date and aren't following a guide so a quick save and quick load option or even like an auto-save each morning would be appreciated, as you currently have to manually save or load every time. Some times "bad" options are actually the correct options, which is a good way to delve deeper into more serious topics with some of the girls but some options which are "good" are kind of jarring in certain ways. Sad Panda Studios are very inclusive when it comes to sexuality or gender, your character is intentionally left androgynous, so certain options seem out of place. Feels really odd that the "good" option to get the best rating for a date is to have sex with the drunk, emotionally vulnerable girl. It's made clear that she did want it and doesn't regret it, multiple times, however at the time it doesn't feel like the right option. Just one example.

Overall, for $20 honestly just pick it up. It's got a lot of well written, well acted, well drawn content and enough replayability for different endings and routes. There are a lot of places that you can visit and side characters, some of which you can date, that means that you'll see things different in each playthrough. I've played through 4 times now and am still seeing new things that I'd never seen before in the first few times around. Give Sad Panda your money, I want more DLC or a sequel!

Panic Diet!! 胖乎乎的女孩 chubby girl running ahead 跑在前面 diet required for achieving 实现所需的饮食 carrots bring wealth 胡萝卜带来财富 understand carrot well 了解胡萝卜 wise women engage in carrot activities 聪明的女人参与胡萝卜活动

Enlightening. This game awoke something primal in me, seeing all the furries and their feet (especially with the FREE +18 Bare Feet Patch) has made me forsake all my worldly possessions and seek a new life as a wolf. I am writing this review after howling furiously at the moon.

10/10, literally played this with my brother. Fun for all the family.

This game make me do BIG cummies