review jagged alliance 2, you can poison enemy with mustard gas and behead their corpse, the best part is that you could do these to a child in this game, i think thats your kind of game, no organ harvesting though sadly
@@triplecastsleep1924 They're members of the Merchant Guild obviously. Jk, this guy probably just hates Israel for some reason. Probably told to by Twitter or something
The best thing about this is the fact sseth had to tell his sponsors “yeah this is going in a video about furry inflation” and they had to go “alright, sure”
Fun fact: After releasing the 1.0 update for Tribal Hunter, the developer then made a VR Chat avatar of Munch (the main character) with several functional expressions and uh, dynamically changeable "mass" options. Then, they released artwork of a similar game they plan to make in the future, featuring a tanooki in a yokai world not long after. Furries really are built different.
@@jimmy5712 Kraut released video on Kongo's royalty participatin in Trans-Atlantic slave trade. Sseth's stock image was used and he was memed in the comments
Inflation fetish aside, the mechanics of a having a player's mass determine combat & movement and being able to convert said mass into health points is low-key ingenious.
@@leichtgesalzener-kabeljaurogge Not even a little bit. Mushrooms in Mario are a straight up upgrade every time, same as flowers. You can at best have sidegrades between the different Super-Mario upgrades (Above Mushroom). The upgraded forms also act as extra padding for your health, getting hit reduces your power level once. Here you have a trade-off; The smaller form lets you move and attack faster whereas the bigger form lets you hit harder but makes you move more slowly and prohibits and unlocks other mechanics. The bigger form doesnt act as extra padding for your health - getting hit in any form simply reduces your health bar. The bigger form also brings the danger of becoming too big and dying. So, no, bad example, bad you.
ive been begging souls games to do this with equip load we all know that thing npc dudes in armor have in newer souls games, the insane hp and infinite poise until they posture break i want that to be what heavy equip load does sekiro move on light move elden ring move on med dude in armor enemy in heavy
I love how sset can change his video topics from "fantasy tactic rpg he used to play as a kid" to "furry inflation" without actually changing the format at all
Sseth is a max level shytposter. He already unlocked the whole tech tree and already exploited his way into having skills he shouldnt even have. Through years of corporate training he now has little soul left and just enough of soul to have his mental health manageable and he channels the negative energy into positive energy that would make Newton really proud. He even have esper powers, precognition. I've watched most of his vids and came to the conclusion that its either he can see the future or can turn things into reality or his charisma is so great that the party involved is actually taking his videos as potential ideas for world domination or he's god and we just live in his sandbox. I need to go back to my cave and meditate some more.
Sseth is the only person I've watched that has done an ad transition without me even realizing it was an ad transition before it was over, honestly impressive.
I prefer to assumr that dude's just meming, and he actually typed the entire page of C&D letter. Which is far more likely to happen than being sent with love (read: C&D) letters by Verizon. But the possibility is never zero
@@voidstrider801 Yeah... the though scares me more than the fact these games are actually made and sold legitimately and actually have gameplay that seems more fun than some AAA Games.
Sseth always manages to surprise me. He'll go from "reviewing" a game from over 20 years ago one week, then he turns around and reviews a furry, vore, inflation fetish game that wouldn't look out of place on e621. Never change Sseth, never change.
@@savapavlovic3956 Googling e621 is a mistake. Ironically, the only people can google e621, without some form of psychic damage, already know about e621.
@twentykal that game is probably one of the most ambitious rpgmaker games rivaling LISA in terms of originality and pushing the engine to its limits and the creator admitted that he made it to jack off since he likes porn to have a nice story
I... shouldn't want this game. I shouldn't have wanted this game. I shouldn't have even considered wanting this game in the first place. But you... you changed that, Sseth. At this moment in time, I am experiencing true ambivalence. There are two wolves inside of me, one is pregnant and the other weighs 600 pounds and can be found on e621. edit: i beat the game.
I can't believe how Sseth can review everything with a straight face and sound perfectly serious, while you start worrying about the implications of his jokes. Truly a masterpiece
This has to be one of the most INSANE transitions into an ad I've ever witnessed. The balls on ExpressVPN to agree to be a part of an ad that encourages piracy
Just like killing or having sex, it isn't bad (or good) by default. Gotta have the 'context' factor to assess that. I'd even say 'intent' could be argued as a factor that may be more or less necessary, but I'm no law expert. My only educated guess is that the more money you have, the more malleable all factors get, and the more you can get away with. But I'm sure everyone already knows that much ~
Technically it's completely legal to torrent files you already properly own. Just that the people who get you have neither the means nor the care to verify if you're torrenting legally or not.
You could be torrenting a game a friend of you owned, and he is sending you the file, clearly he is a great friend and he promised that you are the only one playing that game. He doesn't want to send the real game because he knows you don't have a CD reader, as i said he is a great friend and did everything free for you to enjoy a game. It's not stealing software it's using torrent to gain access to videogames that someone owns, i mean, i can own a PS4 and if i send it to a friend you say it's piracy, why we use torrent, because it's free and we like the download speed and safety.
@@kadnhart6661 Also technically, you don't own any games bought on most digital storefronts. You own a license to play the game, not the game. Probably technically illegal to torrent it even if you bought it already
To be honest, the idea of your character being able to drastically alter their size at will is a pretty interesting concept for a core gameplay mechanic... It just so happens that an inflation fetish is the best way to achieve it.
@@kay_keik7842 At least until you can get your hands on true polymorph or whatever that item from the rift crystal shop is called. but that requires NG+ I think. (and might be dark arisen exclusive?)
I'm always in awe of the amount of passion and work that goes into fetish games. Triple A studios will cut corners left and right until all that's left is a shitty circle, while some cryptid will sit in its lair without food and water for three Yuga to make sure that their self-taught 3d model art properly reflects how inflated the stomach of some random fox-girl looks after engaging in one of the three distinct inflation mechanics they coded in their game.
Very much this. I'm not into furry art, but God damn are some furry artists good at what they do. This game actually has nice animations and lots of effort poured into it, if it wasn't about furry inflation, I'd probably buy it.
Yeah like the fact that they have a whole new set of animations for each stage of inflation and all the enemies have inflated versions... that's just a crazy amount of development resources.
If we must suffer an ad, someone from the company must suffer by watching the whole video to make sure he plugged them. In a way, it is a perfect balance of suffering on all parts.
@@TheWaterdog6 No no, I'm sure whoever contacted Seth knows what they're doing. The venn diagram of depressed corporate slaves and Sseth enjoyer™ is probably close to a circle.
Why is nobody talking about how Sseth got a sponsorship for a hyperinflation video I am a proud member of the Merchant's Guild and I am genuinely baffled and proud that Sseth could pull this off under our noses. Keep up the good work, you're making us proud.
Can we take a moment to appreciate the folks at ExpressVPN for having the sheer adamantium balls to sponsor a video covering a furry inflation fetish game AND torrenting copyrighted media.
Honestly, I've seen a lot of VPN sponsorships, but the fact they're willing to work with Sseth may have just pipped InternetHistorian's sponsorship cinematic universe.
@Harrison Taylor Sseth voiced Eggman in IH’s Sonic High School dramatic reading from a few years ago so technically they have in fact already done a collab
I like that he kind of glosses over the fact that you can inflate enemies, only to hit you with the revelation that you do it by shoving your eggs down their throat like a fucking xenomorph
They aren’t actually eggs, they explode like bombs. It’s more like shoving a live grenade down their throat. Which isn’t any less brutal, now that I think about it…
@@plantenthusiast3052 A good med student knows things they don't know they know, because you don't always have time to THINK about what you know, you just need to KNOW it.
The game caters to exactly 1 of my niches, and every single other one clashes with me. But the game is just so well made, that I don't mind one bit how far out of my ballpark it is.
Funnily enough, the creator touched on this, saying that while the guardian, whose name is Munch btw, looks intimidating, due to the fact that he was born from an innocent desire for protection and heroics, he is a very cool and kind dude.
That's probably the reason why he's a good guardian. If the scariest shit is posted up outside blocking the entrance, you're not gonna think about going through
Yeah if you look even closer you can see on the letter the name is "Samaese M'beke" I am very sure that's not his real name, more evidence of just a joke and a prop letter
I usually roll my eyes when a youtuber tries to "seamlessly" transition to a sponsorship, because it's really obvious where it's going and it just ends up being a few extra seconds of the video being dedicated to the sponsorship. They also often just make me cringe. This transition was definitely not one of those. I'm impressed how smooth Sseth managed to make it. Once I realised it was a sponsorship, I decided to just watch it trough to the end instead of skipping it, out of sheer respect for the transition.
@@bobthebox2993 Agreed. Also Seth has a way of reading out the sponsorship that doesn't sound wooden. I've listened to sponsorships sections from other RU-vidrs and they always sounded a little scared or hesitant when going over the pros of their sponsor. And fair enough honestly, I get that they don't want to piss off the sponsor and loose the money. With Seth it just sounds more natural though.
Holy shit. Even if that's true someone at the company should send him a few bucks anyway. It was actually a really good ad and made a very compelling case. Hell, I didn't even realise I was being "sold something" until the shilling actually started. Kinda liked a fresh prince copy pasta from back in the day.
@@coffeebreakhero3743 uhm you must be new to the piracy scene for US citizens, VPNs are very useful to to hide your traffic from the ISP and not get throttled or those angry letters which is a valid usecase for US citizens, as he showed in the ad. That is not fake bullshttery. Heck there are ISPs that are throttling Netflix (coughVerizonCough) and just hopping on a VPN triples your bandwith.
That was 100% a paid sponsorship. As cool and funny as it would be for it to be a joke, it's legit. He might not take any "new" sponsors (though we'll see about that), I'm pretty sure he's worked with Express before, so in a way he hasn't taken any more.
Funny thing is, this game is actually pretty good. Not many people would turn something primarily fetishy into an actual gameplay mechanic and do it well.
It's always the little things in Sseth's videos that just fuck me up. I was zoning out and trying not to fall asleep during the ExpressVPN read when, lo and fucking behold, we find out that Sseth was the 4chan tile lover, judging by his internet tabs
Lmao LoL XD even , what a surprise that a guy with encrypted titles of png files that all read "sseth and sneed" when translated was sseth, i didn't see that one coming
"First, they came for the furry inflationists. And I did not speak out, for I was not a furry inflationist. And then, they came for me, and there was no one left to speak out. We must defend them now and get on good terms, so during the revolution they can vore our enemies." This is the only thing I took from this video
The war between inflationists and vore enthusiasts. Both equal parts furry, and both ravenously hungry for the other. Will the infationists grow so large the vore clan simply cannot mount their jaws? Or will the vore clan adapt to these portions and consume regrdless...time will tell.
This video is a never ending river of facts. Sseth called out the international financial system, fetishes, kink-shaming the fetishists, Big internet Corporations, upheld the cause of Indy developers, and holy hell he told people that therapy is a good option if you aren't doing well. Thank You Sseth, you are truly wonderful.
Honestly 100% agreed. I used to be a bit on the fence about his content because of his style of humor / the kinds of jokes he makes, but over the years I've grown to see that he walks a fine line and generally seems to be a decent dude sharing his love for games and trying to advocate for consumers when he makes a video. For a lack of a better term, he's pretty based.
@@Red-Tower Yea I was the same way for a while. It's a matter of getting out of that idea of performative goodness. Regardless of what he says or jokes he makes that may or may not be in poor taste (His delivery is always flawless regardless) you can tell by what he says that he knows whats going on, and truly does care about the deep societal issues all around us. He's a good dude at heart, and that's more important than arguing with the proper buzzwords on twitter.
@@wisesquirrel4986 I didn't even know it was an add until it was basically over. I thought he was just talking about his shitty experience with his internet provider.
Cuz Kirby is a circle and possibly an amoeba. Amoebas are supposed to swallow things whole while they’re still alive. Can’t think of any lizards that do that.
So, after 20 hours and a mountain of grinding later, I actually finished it with all four endings, all experience upgrades and all popper mushrooms collected. I really enjoyed this game, played a good chunk of it with a buddy before really delving deep on my own, and it was all thanks to this shitpost of a review. The music was also pretty good, too. Her Ghostly Highness is probably my favorite boss theme.
This review is the perfect example of why Sseth reviews are still and probably will always be relevant for game discussion, comedy, and edgy teenage humor
You know, at first I watched Sseth to find obscure games with amazingly deep mechanics that probably weren't there to begin with, it's just that we see them through the eyes of grown up man playing his childhood games, but now? I accept whatever he wants to upload and gently ask for more. This is something that I would have NEVER ever in my entire life watch on my own, and yet here we are, in a timeline in which I won't be strong enough to tell my psychologist about furry inflation.
@@yikerbones9824 and they also make the game seem like a "strange minded" people's paradise, so it also hurts the other's servers population. it heccin sucks
Im gonna be honest, all i can do for this game is applaud. Translating your fixation really quite well into the digital space, and not actually being shitty as a game. We should all endeavor to find the combat and gameplay advantages of our kinks as these lizard folks have. Develop them, as one would kung-fu.
@@chaotixthefox Changed is quite fine, but you must admit the gameplay is somewhat minimal and has rather little to do with the subject matter, unfortunately. it is a game about escaping a threat in various settings. the fact that the main selling-point of the game doesn't happen until you hit a lose-state almost unavoidably disqualifies it from this category, in my estimation. for such a heavy transformation-based conceit, I would expect a whole bunch of forms or modes with which to solve problems, and perhaps limited means by which one can change, or something. it should not end the game, but begin it. didn't know about echidna wars, though. that definitely looks to follow the school of thought i am advocating, from what I can see.
@@TheTomac i honestly prefer when fetish games make their fetishy parts avoidable, makes it so the rest of us can still enjoy the story/gameplay without being disgusted.
These kind of games inspire me. I'm not into the fetish, but that helltaker energy of having a fetish and wanting it catered to more so bad that you make a game is something I respect.
@@KyriosHeptagrammaton oh yeah! The game dev outright said his whole motivation for making the game was to have more chicks in suits because there wasn't enough art of cute chicks in suits.
@@KyriosHeptagrammaton creator said "there isn't enough 'demon girls in business suits' art in the world, so I'm making a game and giving it away for free so that people will draw art of demon girls in business suits" and it worked. Would that I could be such a king.
@@HessianLikeTheFabric For sure, tho. I doubt that people would considered this furry if they know nothing about the dev or the community in the first place
That joke about the dogs and the mobility scooter hits different when you see the news that came out today about a 61 year old postal worker in Florida getting mauled to death by 5 dogs when her vehicle broke down. It's just uncanny.
sseth literally predicted the ukraine war in his highfleet video and even the stalker one. he predicted multiple economic crashes and the rise/fall of bitcoin too. he's either manipulating time or precognizant
If you wanna get 5 level 3 support engineers calling your house at once, file an FCC complaint about the throttling issue. Your issue will magically go away, and the ISP will relentlessly tell you "We do not throttle our customers. We do not throttle our customers. We do not throttle our customers. Please close the FCC complaint."
Wisest thing this man has ever said is that one should ALWAYS have faith in the furries to achieve and perfect something. All other projects, all other dreams get left at the wayside. But furry content? Multiple rereleases for games, webcomics ongoing for decades, shockingly well balanced gameplay, complex and very expensive suits. These people know how to get shit done. Now here's the real question: find the most devoted person with the largest output - are they in fact a furry? We're asking the real questions here folks.
Surprised that's even allowed. My provider in Europe asks no questions and throws away all the data they have on me at the end of the month. Even if big brother came snooping around in what I do online, they'd at most get a month's worth of info. Plus I'm getting a free upgrade to fiber soon.. you USians are getting fucked.
"Stop hiring on LinkedIn and go on FurAffinity" is the most true and accurate thing I've ever heard. Techie furries keep the internet running, and godspeed to them for it.
Have you seen that post about how like a shit ton of airplane mechanics are also furries? Apparently in almost every jet's refueling area and maintenance area mechanics have sharpied big ol' "OwO"'s. Pretty wild how many industries run off the backs of furries.
I'm so early this man is reviewing a furry inflation fetish game involving copious amounts of vore.... and I'm watching it. We're far beyond anime girl feet and straight into the psychologists office.
Today on Sseth, will it be... - Old niche game I loved as a child and had forgotten about? - Something that can be best describe as a "homeless simulator" despite never intending to be one? - Weird shit that is actually my fetish? - Weird shit that is definitely not my fetish? With every video do we spin the wheel.
Funfact: The artist that made most of the art for the game had their youtube channel removed on the grounds of "Content with goal of self gratification". No strikes, no warnings, just insta removal.
Yea, I had posted 2 videos on my original youtube channel about this game and boom, gone. Citing "Sexually Explicit content" with no means to contest it.
@@Fontan_ Looked up their journal on FurAffinity to be sure and the wording they relayed in the journal was: "content with intention of sexual gratification"
Sseth, everyone that reads this, I need your help to find a game. You seem to have a way of finding forgotten games from my childhood. I'm not asking you to make a video on it I just want to find it. I can't remember the name of it but I can describe what I remember. The game is Mesopotamian fantasy where you play as a Chieftess/Priestess trying to complete various scenarios with the help of your tribe. You start, usually, with a pyramid and can capture others to help build your tribe bigger. There are many other Tech Pyramids that you have to use your Chiefess to explore to gain the lost lore on how to build either new units or cast crazy spells. The game was incredibly silly and highly entertaining to watch the warriors just kick each other around, watching the boys enjoy story time from the priests only to have another enemy priest just run up to him and kick him in the face, and the dread of realizing that the AI brought their Chieftess/Priestess to cast Volcano right on top of you. I have had zero luck in finding this game and have found nothing on GOG, Steam or even Wiki.
I love how you can tell there is clearly so much love and effort put into this game, both in terms of visuals and game design. Unfortunately, this game just happens to be coated in a gay-inflation-furry paint. Thanks Seth, never would I have stumbled upon anything like this otherwise. Also, anyone have the name of the blue shark lady? Asking for a friend.
If I just look at the game design, and ignore the whole "furry inflation" thing, then I can't help but think this game has a lot of interesting mechanics.
The concept of an egg that once it reaches your mouth force feeds itself to you and causes you to basically triple in size is actually kind of horrifying.
I used to be a Deviantartist, and I can assure that such a notion is indeed true, even in oddball communities. It's both weirdly fascinating, yet honestly not too surprising.
Accetelationist charities are the way to go, push the problem to it's limits until it's either fixed through sheer force of adaptation or stops existing due to everyone dying
@@sanford9492 It's the Stockholm syndrome man! Bloonarius has our poor Sseth trapped between her squeaky rubbery thighs! The hypnotic creaking of her ever-inflating gut; any lesser man would be instantly overwhelmed! Hang in there Sseth! We just have to hold out hope and take comfort in the knowledge that with all of the gummy vitamins Sseth consumes that he of anyone has the fortitude to break free of her all-enveloping embrace!
It all started with Bloons TD Inflation, and now Ssseth is HOOKED on it that he played the furry inflation game- wait why is this game getting installed on my computer?
Only halfway through the video but I have to commend Sseth for making this video so carefully, meticulously balanced between brutal kink-shaming and a concerning morbid curiosity of fantasy fetishes in online circles.
a little optimization, you can grind exp faster by finding a slime plant near a campfire and rapidly digesting the slime at one of those. The slime will convert to EXP at a rapid rate without the need for fighting the slimes.
It’s honestly refreshing seeing a game like this be so heavily watched and spread about the normal public while nonchalantly saying “yeah it’s a unapologetic fetish game but it’s still a good game” unironically when it could’ve been so easily bashed about for its content without accepting the polish like a lot others have in the past. I hope the creators get the praise, they’ve been working on this game for quite a few years now and haven’t settled for an official 1.0 release until just a week ago.
I hope this can lead us to a more, uh, emulsion or colloid of butterfat globules within a water-based fluid that contains dissolved carbohydrates and protein aggregates with minerals based kind of game. >.>
i never thought my home town would be featured in Sseth video, i also never thought it would be associated with a furry inflation game, what a time to be alive
Sseth grew up in Germany and is a German Ashkenazi Jew, though he currently lives in Denmark.[1] His ancestors used to live in Tsarist Russia until they were deported. Sseth has ADHD, and was addicted to Ritalin before giving it up.[2] He has an MSc (Master of Science) degree in Immunology and has published in a scientific journal
Imagine being a verizon employee whose task is to completely seriously write a threat message to the man that openly torrented and apparently got away with much more obscure materials such as boku no piko or ... siberian mouse ... whose name is "Samsamese M'beke". It would have been even more amusing if Sseth signed with even more distorted Sam Hyde's name like "Samyon Hydenko" kek.
@@mjm5899 it's a something that the jedi would not tell you. Fortunately for you I'm not and I can tell what is siberian mouse and how it is connected to sseth, but as soon as you start to understand the sacred knowledge there is no turning back because your mind will be forever jaded and corrupted. It's child porn and sseth is likely a closeted pedo. It featured in his torrent list in the T-series video that got removed (its reuploaded though) :)
@@jayllow01 like steam, but different, there are tons of extremely old great games that you can only find a working version there, (for example vangers)
Well, he's always been crazy, but at least he was usually _confidently_ insane. Here he seems to have regressed to his child soldier days where we was a trigger-happy, nervous wreck hooked on opioids.