Lehner's Snack Time!
A downloadable Lehner's Snack Time!
Thanks for waiting!
As a practice project using Unity, I’ve created a simple vore-themed game and released it!
Game Description
While Lehner is enjoying watching TV, you sneak onto the bowl in an attempt to steal her snack...
This game features scenes of:
Maw shots
Chewing
Inside the stomach
Enjoy as much time as you like inside the belly of the beautiful and charming dragon lady, Lehner :)
Controls
Left Click: Proceed to the next scene
Esc: Exit the game
Models Used
Lehner
https://booth.pm/ja/items/6639794
Stomach Model
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Comments
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Any chance of a Mac port?
I have a main project I'm working on right now, so I'll consider it if I have time.
Really really cool welll thestartofagame.
What is there is awesome quality.
Hope you will someday get back to this.
Suggestively add the travel through the throat (maybe make it *stages* like on the tongue, then before the throat like now where the cutscene started, then halfway down the throat, the stomach as it is now and heck, maybe even go full tour through the intestines and inside the bud-lightyear.)
First person full tour simulator of sorts. I would buy that :D
Thanks for playing!
I have my main creative work, so that will take priority, but I will refer to it when updating!
Not a fan of, inanimate food inside of the gut, excluding drinks, but the animation is done well. You should play Protodroid Delta and The 3D Kirby Game on the Switch. Would be a pretty nice template for a Unity game.
That-s a nice start with developing in Unity.
よくできた！
Thank you!
I’ll be focusing on my main game project for a while, so I won’t be working on this for the time being,
but if I get the chance, I’d love to create something again.
楽しみにしています！
I love female dragons
yoo that's so good, I love the way she tastes the mc
Not really a game as there's no gameplay but still a well made animation eitherway.
Thank you for playing!
It would have taken a lot of time to make it possible to move freely, so I created it with the image of an animation where you can move your field of vision freely.