The roles
Feederism, in its simplest form, is a pair: a feedee who eats and grows, and a feeder who encourages it. Our glossary defines both words, and the feederism guide covers the culture around them. Games borrow that pair. The woman on screen is the feedee; you are the feeder, and what you do with your attention is the gameplay.
Why the feeder role works as a mechanic
A game needs a verb. “Feed” is a good one because it has natural rhythm and natural stakes. A plate arrives, she eats, and the picture changes. You can be generous, patient or showy. You can give her what she wants a little faster than she asks. A well-made feeder game turns that into a simple loop and lets the reward be what you see: her, a size larger.
It also keeps the game kind. She wants every bite. There is no punishment, no failure screen that treats her badly, and no pressure on her; the only things that can go wrong are a missed beat or a slow turn.
Three ways to be a feeder
The steady feeder. In Keep Her Fed you tap the plate, buy bigger plates and hire helpers who feed her when you are not looking. You are the host with the full kitchen.
The server on the beat. In Every Sub Sends a Dish, Amanda's chat sends the food and you are the one who gets each plate to her at the right moment. It is a rhythm game about timing.
The king-maker. In Seven Banquets, Roxxana and Lady Zafira compete, and your timing decides who is heavier when the seventh banquet ends.
What these games leave out
No game here asks you to do anything to her that she does not want. The woman in each game is enjoying herself, speaks in her own voice and, in the full films, drives the story. If you want the version with her voice, her lines and the whole arc from slim to far past 1,000 lb, the three full films are on the films page, each with a free trailer.
Where to start
If this is your first feederism game, start with Keep Her Fed. It has no time pressure, it saves your progress and it shows the whole ladder of sizes. Our guide to playing online lists all three games side by side.
Good to know
What is a feederism game?
A game where you play the feeder, the person who brings the food, while a fictional woman, the feedee, eats and grows on screen.
Do I play the one who grows?
No. In these games you are the feeder. The character who grows is Amanda, Mara or Roxxana.
Are the games free?
Yes, all three play in the browser with no download and no sign-up.
Is this content for adults?
Yes. The games and films are made for adults and star original fictional adult women.
More from the games
Feederism
The culture behind the games.
Weight gain glossary
Feedee, feeder and 30 more terms.
Every Sub Sends a Dish
A 75-second stream: serve the dishes on the beat.
Keep Her Fed
The idle feeding game: tap the plate, hire helpers, fill her album.
Seven Banquets
Roxxana against Lady Zafira: seven banquets, one victory chair.
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