Feral Attraction

I wanted to make this comment to say thank you for making such an experience. I've read many FVNs, to where I can say without a doubt, this is by far the best one, second best for me because I'm bias to another FVN. It has a diverse cast and is queer in the sense it's not just gay men but has bi and a lesbian, it's super sweet and chill with great vibes, and when it gets down to earth it gets real. And I didn't think someone would make me end up loving a giraffe, but you did, which thank you for making such a sweet and endearing character as Gerard because he is a one of a kind character that I don't think I'll ever see again in any other media. And shout out to Popcorn for also being the best tsundere character in FVN writing sphere!

My only real criticism, which isn't too much of the game's fault and seems to die down in the later installment is the use of the R-word or making fun of people who are I.D.D., which I get with Popcorn since he's 18, but for future references, it would be nice to see him called out more on his behavior/or censor the use of the r-word.

Love the game

There is a comment I accidentally deleted (the reply is RIGHT next to the delete option) asking me if they wanted to translate the game. And of course anyone can. Sorry I accidentally deleted the comment if youre reading this!

This is one of my new favorite romance visual novel. I've only played through the Lika route so far, but it was amazing.

i loved the game but is this the final version?

I have a small question regarding the endings. Are they supposed to end simply or is there a kissing scene if the perfect path has been followed? Got to the third date on popcorn and can never get anything out of it :(

This game has been the most fun i've had with a visual novel in a while. The visuals are colorful and cartoonish, the facial expressions are very juicy. The writing is great! All the characters say "barley" instead of "barely"! Herbivore puns!!
While the backgrounds are sometimes a bit simple, it's never an issue and fits well into the game's cartoonish style.
The characters themselves are very fun to hang out with. In fact, i can say for sure that the most enjoyable and memorable moments of the game for me weren't the ones where the protagonist is stressing out trying to impress a character; instead, just having fun getting up to various friend activities was highly relaxing and entertaining.
Perhaps the one problem i have with the game is how you're tasked with romancing a character basically after just meeting them. Just like in real life, it's stressful, takes effort and requires you to behave how they would like you to behave. And you don't really know how they'd like you to behave, since you barely know them. However, many dating sims are probably like that, so it's rather subjective.
Because i've failed to help many of the characters on my first try, this game made me sad more times than i'd like to admit. However, this game also made me happy many more times than i'd be able to count, and i will forever cherish the time i was allowed to spend with all those troubled, cute dorks. This game left me wanting more, and that's how you know it's good! Literal art right here. holy shit i loved all of it

Hey dude, I would just like to ask for some sort of walkthrough. I'm trying to go for popcorn and every combination I have tried makes me fail at event2, getting the bad ending.  I just want to know what triggers a success, as even when I do all the "agressive" options, he still calls me tryhard and weak

Good VN so far, I just have two questions. One, What is the main character's species? There's some confusion for me, since there was one time where they looked in the mirror and saw themselves, and they commented on how sticky their fur was, but in other instances, they have hands and hair instead. Are they supposed to be human or are their species supposed to be ambiguous?

Second question, and this may be wrong or whatever, but whenever you and Popcorn get confronted by some roided out macho mom because you took something from her daughter, which technically, she didn't actually own it yet, if you defend your stance on being the rightful owner of the game, she literally punches you in the face, knocking you out, right in the middle of the store.

My question is, how is this woman not only allowed to do that, but also not get apprehended for assaulting you IN PUBLIC, presumably in front of at least a couple people. She would honestly get arrested for that, since she also threw the first punch. Is it just an attempt at humor? Because I didn't find that particular part funny at all, other than her name.

To be honest, my opinion may as well be influenced by the simple fact that I don't like most children, which is one of the reasons why I like Popcorn so much. Either way, I still enjoyed reading this novel. I do love the self-deprecating Gen Z kind of humor it has.