Not on a Groove Coaster

I apologize for the things I brought into this world.

This is my entry for the vore-focused game jam TUMMY JAM F25 at rabbitstewgames.

You take charge of a verified Little Guy in this game, and each time he treads on a note, you have to do a mouse-related activity. In gameplay, there are several obstacles that need to be cleared, such as TAPS, SWIPES, CRITs, and more. For those who enjoy classic rhythm games, Z or X can be used in place of the mouse buttons. Easy enough, isn’t it?

We have Modcharts as well. Nothing really noteworthy, but if you’ve never played a game like, say, NotITG, they will undoubtedly present you with a tough challenge. It’s now your problem because I have a terrible habit of making things move to the beat. I apologize.

Like many other rhythm games, this one has a LIFEBAR that replenishes when notes are cleared and depletes when notes are missed. You’re probably thinking why in the world this is called “vore.” You fall off the stage and are grabbed by a synth if your LIFEBAR hits zero.

I understand that you may not be overly thrilled with that information. Fortunately, if you only want the Groovy Rhythm Game Experience ™, there is an option that turns off this feature. However, you might want to avoid the fourth song if you truly dislike vore.