1/5

Expanding horizons this is a free game for Window from developer Faustto. This name is very strange, and it would be appropriate to designate it as muscle growth RPG. Come again? Yes, you read it right. Only women are represented here. Here you change the characteristics of the character by doing some experiments.

The retro-style pixel art is reminiscent of RPGs like UNITALE, Mimi, and Animals, but that’s where the similarities more or less end. You won’t roam the world or fight other characters in this title. It’s all about building muscle and seeing the results of your actions.

RPG mechanics for something else

You are interacting with Expanding horizons in a typical retro RPG style. You are testing pixelated screens with pixelated characters. For example, you have an “Incubator” screen where you mix parents to create a new female. You choose workouts by changing various characteristics.

You can create potions with various items that women bring you from their walks, such as mining. This allows you to modify them to improve their characteristics such as beauty, height, abs, arms, and more. All this is done using the menu, so there are basically none. gameplay elements Besides.

Minimalism is putting it mildly

Graphics almost non-existent Apart from a few pixelated characters and some elements, everything else is text menus with various information such as statistics and actions you can perform. One odd exception is the woman you “develop”, which is fully detailed in high definition.

All the action, if you can call it that, takes place in a dungeon-like pixelated single-bed room (just in case the game needed more spookiness).

Not for all

Expanding horizons hard to recommend to anyone other than those who love to build muscle in a woman and see her transform. If you are not the right person, this is definitely not for you. Even if you have such inclinations, it is a poor quality experience.

This is partly due to the strange mixture of old graphics and a female model that looks like a cheap overlay, just like those low-quality Chinese things that show photoshopped people in the backyard. Also, there’s little more than menus and stats, so there’s not much “play” here.