Girlz 'N' Games #51: Nom nom nom...

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There’s not much to add in terms of commentary for this new Girlz 'N' Games comic. Basically it’s the longer format sister strip to GNG #50, as both comics reference downloadable PlayStation 3 game Fat Princess. Basically I came up with 2 comic ideas relating to Fat Princess but ultimately couldn't choose between them… so I ended up drawing both. Hah.

Anyway, if you’re particularly interested in Fat Princess you can read more about it here. However, in terms of the background knowledge you need for this comic Fat Princess is a multiplayer game with “capture the flag” play dynamic. However the "flag" in this case is your team's princess, and your opponents can make her more difficult to rescue by fattening her up with cake collected across each stage.

Yes, ladies and gentlemen, they have finally made a game for people with a feeder fetish! Nom nom nom...

I also have to add that the more I read about Fat Princess, the more I find myself pondering the cruel life these poor princesses lead. Their weight must yo-yo more than Oprah's. I would hate to be an NPC (non-player character) in a video game. Developers seem to continually devise more and more creative ways to abuse them. Every time they get their lives in order, bam, they're shot down again.


As usual, if you like this comic, please forward it on to your like-minded friends. You can also show your support by joining the Girlz 'N' Games Facebook group, which is open to all. The big advantage of joining is that you'll immediately receive an email notification every time a new comic is uploaded.

If this doesn't suit you, you can also follow me on Twitter - I tend to tweet when a comic is in production, as well as provide a heads up when it's about to debut online.

Comments

MJenks said…
That's awesome.

I laughed aloud over this. Well done!
3:23 PM
Pfangirl said…
Hey MJenks, glad you enjoyed it:) Always nice to get feedback when you put a lot of effort into something instead of just watching it vanish into the online abyss without comment.
10:05 AM
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