Fattening games: the whole ladder of sizes

A ladder, not a before and after

A before-and-after has two pictures. A ladder has ten. In our games each size is its own short loop: Amanda has ten stages from 150 to 1,000 lb, Mara has nine, and Roxxana has eleven up to 1,100 lb. Between stages the game fades to the next loop, so you see the change happen rather than read it on a number.

The same stages exist as standalone pages in the before-and-after section, with the outfit, the setting and a line from the story at every weight.

How each game uses the ladder

In Keep Her Fed you climb the whole ladder at your own speed and keep a stage album. In Every Sub Sends a Dish Amanda climbs seven sizes in 75 seconds, so the ladder is compressed into one stream. In Seven Banquets, Roxxana goes up one size after each of seven banquets.

Three speeds of the same idea: slow and collectible, fast and arcade, and a duel with a finish line.

What makes growth look believable

Consistency does most of the work. When the woman, the room and the outfit stay the same and only the size changes, you read each stage as a change in her and not as a different picture. The clothes stretch and strain from stage to stage, the movements get slower and wider, and the camera looks from the side at the milestones so the growth shows in profile. If you like to follow these details, the timelines list them stage by stage.

Picking your climb

Amanda is a goth food streamer with a chat that sends a dish for every new subscriber. Mara is in her kitchen with neighbours who bring trays. Roxxana is in a palace where whoever is largest wins the victory chair. You can pick any of the three in Keep Her Fed; the other two games are built around Amanda and Roxxana.

After the games

The games show the ladder in loops. The films show it in a full story, with voices and music, from the first bite to the last stage. Each film has a free trailer on the films page, and each game ends with a link to the film it is based on.