A downloadable game for Windows

Welcome to ChocoLand, a city made entirely of chocolate and candy! Lose control, eat everything until you are stuffed and then grow larger to eat even more. A first person stuffing game made in Unity.

Forums here https://forum.weightgaming.com/t/chocoland/10972

Update 1 patch notes:
* Added little chocolate people to eat for fun.
* Added a dialogue system
* Added a cafe worker you can talk to and get food from.
* Added particle effects when you eat things, if you see particles you are able to eat whatever you are looking at.
* Some items require more than one bite to eat (WIP still need to update the city)

Update 2 patch notes:
* Updated the city a bit.
* Added a modeled belly that looks pretty bad, updated code to support mesh belly.
* Added a bit more dialogue.
* Probably some stuff I forgot.

Update 3 patch notes:
* Updated values to make a smoother game experience
* More dialogue
* Fixed spawn location
* Minor other changes

Update 4 patch notes:
* Added some sound and music (Credit to SRP for the music),
* Minor changes.

Update 5 patch notes:
* Added a smoother belly model
* Added a win condition with the saddest excuse for a final cut scene you ever seen.
* Fixed some hitboxes.
* Made things darken as you eat them.
* Tweaked some values.

Todo:
* Remove janky stuff like getting caught on the sidewalk despite being a 30 meter giant.
* Add more dialogue.
* Add a collider to the belly
* Make the belly jiggle a bit.
* Stop posing updates at 5:00 AM.

Controls: Left click to eat Ctrl to crouch E to open the door F to grow when you maximize fullness Q to skip dialogue Right click/Alt to free look but kinda buggy

Basic gameplay is eat food until you maximize fullness, then press F to grow so you can eat even larger foods.

I’m mostly using the Gain Jam as an excuse to learn Unity better so don’t expect too much. If nothing else I do feel like I have learned a good bit about using Unity so I can make a proper game later. Almost all the assets are free assets I got from Unity or lazy models created with primitive shapes .

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