Weight gain games online: play in the browser

What “online” should mean

For a weight gain game, “online” should mean three things: it starts when you open the page, it works on the device in your hand, and it never asks you to unzip, install or sign in. Our three games are built that way. The code is small enough to load in a second or two, the footage is short looping clips of the same woman at every size, and your progress is saved in your own browser, not on an account.

That is a real difference in a genre where most games are projects for a desktop computer. A browser game is also easy to share: send a link and the other person is playing before they have finished reading your message.

The three games you can play right now

Keep Her Fed is a slow idle game: tap the plate, earn tips, hire helpers, and watch Amanda, Mara or Roxxana grow stage by stage. Every Sub Sends a Dish is a 75-second arcade round on Amanda's stream: dishes fall down three lanes and you serve them on the beat. Seven Banquets is a duel: Roxxana against Lady Zafira, seven palace banquets, and the larger of the two takes the victory chair.

All three use the same footage as our free clips, so what you see is the real thing and not a placeholder. They are all fictional adult characters made for our films.

Playing on a phone

Everything is tap-friendly. In Keep Her Fed you tap the plate; in Every Sub Sends a Dish you tap one of three lanes; in Seven Banquets you tap once as the coin crosses the gold band. On a phone the footage switches to a square crop so she fills the screen, and the controls sit under the picture. On a laptop the keyboard works too: Space for the plate, 1, 2 and 3 for the lanes, Space or Enter for a banquet bite.

If you play with sound on, you can mute the games from the button in the corner. They start muted.

Browser games versus downloads

Downloads can do things a tab cannot, such as large 3D worlds. They also cost you an install, a folder of files you did not choose and a wait before the first bite. A browser game trades the size for speed: you are in the game in seconds, you can close it at any time, and nothing stays on your computer except the small save file your browser keeps. If you prefer something more detailed, our guide to the types of weight gain game explains what each style does well.

Free, and what the free part is

The games are free: no price, no sign-up and no timers that sell you a shortcut. They are also a taste of the films. Each game ends by pointing to the matching full film, where the same woman grows from her first bite to far past 1,000 lb with voices, music and a complete story. You can watch the free trailers on the films page before you decide anything.

Which one to open first

If you want a game you can leave running and come back to, open Keep Her Fed. If you have two minutes and want a score, open Every Sub Sends a Dish. If you want a rival and a story, open Seven Banquets. Then read the Keep Her Fed guide, the stream guide or the banquet guide for tips that actually change your result.