Favorite TF related game?

[Fiskpinne]

Looking for TF related games to pass some time, see if there is any good ones out there since I'm really bad at google fu XD
Wondered what is your favorite TF related game containing process of some kind, and if it's something that is free do provide the link to it if possible since that would be amazing.

Currently the only one that I've found and have been enjoying it greatly is Nuku's flexible survival

[ocarinabr]

The Nintendo DS Castlevania games are awesome, specially Castlevania Dawn of Sorrow and Order of Ecclesia.

Besides some of the enemies that are humans transformed into creatures like werewolves and catgirls, in some games you can acquire the ability to transform into these creatures.

Another interesting game with TFs is Kurovadis (PC).
Theoretically all the creatures in the game are humans turned into monsters (that want to rape you at all costs), and one of them even turns the protagonist into a futanari.

[TB Tabby]

Sadly, I haven't played many games with female TF. The best example I can think of is Final Fantasy II/IV, where I could cast Piggy, Toad or Size on Rosa and Rydia whenever I wanted.

[K-Libra]

I'm surprised nobody's mentioned Primal. It's an oldie and the game design and play can grate a bit, but for its time I really appreciate what they tried with that. There was a great deal of heart and effort that went into it. Especially with the transformations that they seemed to put some thought into. You can even see changed in her figure, bust, a few other subtle adjustments to her physique. Not to mention her transformations were frequent and, when they occurred, focused on. The story and characters had appeal, too. It'd be really cool to see it done over again.

[sodacat]

Originally Posted by K-Libra

I'm surprised nobody's mentioned Primal. It's an oldie and the game design and play can grate a bit, but for its time I really appreciate what they tried with that. There was a great deal of heart and effort that went into it. Especially with the transformations that they seemed to put some thought into. You can even see changed in her figure, bust, a few other subtle adjustments to her physique. Not to mention her transformations were frequent and, when they occurred, focused on. The story and characters had appeal, too. It'd be really cool to see it done over again.

The game's on the PS3 PSN store now too. Sadly they had been working on a sequel to the game on the PS2, but Sony Europe lost interest in the franchise. Too bad, because she would have been a good addition to Sony All Stars, and lord knows that game needs more female characters.

[Sephie]

D&D 3.5. With races like tibbits and changelings, many shape shifting monsters, Druids, and the transmutation school of magic. And weres

I actually like Unknown Armies better, but only the mystic hermaphrodites and the fleshworkers get any TF related abilities. You could easily make a custom adept school or a avatar channel that was TF themed if you want, but not as much TF material in the actual books as in D&D

[N1k0]

Nuku also made another tf game before Fexlible Survival, Flexible Infection, its not being worked on any more as far as I know but there's a lot of things yourself and the NPCs can be turned into. Link

[ryansgalant]

there was a whole series of Bloody Roar games for playstation; although I have no idea what happened to them after PS3 came out. You can still find them pretty easily at the game stores that sell used games.

[sodacat]

Originally Posted by ryansgalant

there was a whole series of Bloody Roar games for playstation; although I have no idea what happened to them after PS3 came out. You can still find them pretty easily at the game stores that sell used games.

This is what happened.

[ryansgalant]

Originally Posted by sodacat

This is what happened.

Soooooo dumb. I don't know why companies do stuff like this; I mean besides the obvious "to make money" ploy. I'm kind of glad that I still have my PS2 with all of the bloody roar games. I think someone could make a pretty cool game from that premise, even if they made it more of an adventure game, or even an FPS. I still think it'd be great.

[Grievous]

Bloody Roar games, TF or not, were pretty neat games, better than many other fighter-wanna-be-games.

Other than that... not sure if they count but having bloody fun with TES V: Skyrim as a werewolf and/or vampire lord, even more if you use mods like one that makes you change with full moons and be able to infect companions, etc.

Oh and, World of Warcraft worgen fun. And pandas :P