Pitfall did something sort of similar. This is great, man!

Thanks very much, been experimenting with colour recently c:

Which game do you mean? Like, the original pitfall for the atari?

It looks great!

Pitfall for the PS2. Usually there would be a level where you body swap with a monkey.

That's pretty cool although I've been awaiting the day that some modern indie studio takes a stab at the idea. A simple platformer or RPG involving inconvenient tf as a game mechanic would be interesting.

For example, transformations in a platformer could affect your mobility, making some areas more difficult or others easier depending on which form you are currently in. Maybe taking damage or getting hit by special enemy attacks would cause you to move towards being transformed and once you transform you have to avoid getting hit to turn back.

On the other hand, an RPG could handle Transformations as a stat debuff that you have to heal with a specific ability/spell/consumable item. If the party starts getting transformed a lot you might have to leave a member as an animal so you can save your mana/supplies. ^^

That would be incredible! I imagine it would be something like the change of characters in Super Meat Boy, where they can all finish the level but others have special abilities. Someone definitely should do this.

Cool tf, btw if you’re looking for adventure game with transformations as the main mechanic I reccomend wonder boy: the dragons trap. It’s a platformer rpg where every boss changes you into a different creature with different stats and abilities.

Oh wow, this looks like a fun game! Even though it's anthro TF I'll take what i can get. The art style in that game is gorgeous though, very nice to look at.

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That would be great. And those ancient ruins are too fascinating to leave unexplored.

TF ruins are the best ruins :D

Absolute!
I love this pic! ( Funfact: something like this happened in a pen and paper i once played xD )

Things like this happen quite frequently in the PnP I'm running! Me and some other TF enthusiasts have a game set up around polymorph and other homebrew tf mechanics heh

Thanks for your comment ^^

Uhhhh, sounds like lots of fun :D

Great one! Also you mispelled transformation in the tags. the 'm' at the end is supposed to be an 'n'