Vioyume

Summary:
The King of all Cosmos had screwed up on something and now it has affected the Earth. You, the prince, is tasked to fixed his mess by rolling up a katamari to meet the needs of citizens and the fate of the universe.

I find myself coming back to this game every so often to fill statisfaction of rolling up the biggest ball of junk as possible. It's great stress relief, and every item and cousin adds a cute little charm to this world. My only wish is that there is a modding community for this game so that there are more objectives and items for me to roll up. Right now, I'm waiting for a good time to buy "Once Upon a Katamari", and hope that "Rolling Live" comes to PC soon.

Summary:
Sonic the Hedgehog has been framed and it's up to him to clear his name and stop Dr. Eggman's new plan as well encountering a new rival—Shadow the Hedgehod. Who is he? and what are his motives for his cooperation with Eggman? Find out as you play both as both sides of the story.

This my faovrite game in the whole Sonic franchise besides Unleashed. It's a very unique product of it's time, that is packed with all sorts of content, and a very in-depth pet raising minigame. I just adore the characters, the art, and the gameplay that came out of it, and had even grew a fondness the racing games that has since came out of the franchise. A perfect modern re-release would be nice, but I can't imagine it would capture the same experience I had with the original.

Summary:
Professor Lufria has a secret: he finds pleasure in watching others eat. As a strict and intimidating law professor, this wolf hides his unusual obsession behind a stern demeanor. But when one of his students dares to bite him, it awakens a hunger deep inside him. This time, it’s not just about food—it’s about passion, intimacy, and the thrill of being devoured. Will Lufria give in to his primal desires, or will he be left endlessly craving for more?
-Seven Seas Entertainment

I don't consume erotic centered media, barely if any, though I have a morbid curiosity and enjoy the exploration of those topics. I saw "Eat" being sold at a comic convention and decided to pick it up because I found Nagabe's style for anthro-animals to be very captivating and the idea of ptrotraying cannibalism this way piqued my interest. I honestly wish there's more manga that feature anthro characters now, and more stories with these macabre themes. Slashers don't interest me.