THICCFOOT: Day 1

A relaxing camping trip becomes a desperate struggle for survival. Will you survive? Will your friends? Thiccfoot is a story driven horror experience where your choices affect your relationships with characters over time. You play as Jessica, a college student studying Psychology who needs a relaxing break from the real world. Depending on your relationships, events may unfold differently each playthrough. This is a demo that encompasses day 1 of the story. The rest of the game will be released at a later time, wishlist on Steam to get notified!

• Choices Matter - Different endings, different characters live or die, based on your choices.
  
• Original Soundtrack (YouTube Copyright Safe for Streamers!)
  
• PSX style graphics with modern lighting.
  
• Face textures change based on NPC's emotions and reactions.
  
• Scary Stuff.
  
• Thicc Feet.

Letter from the developer:

Hello! It's been 5 months since my last game, and initially I set out to make another free short horror title with some expanded features that offered a little more polished experience than 67 Minutes in Heaven, but it would seem the scope of this project has gotten away from me! Because of the size of this game, I have decided to release a demo for now, and a paid game at a later date (I am thinking by end of year or early next year). This demo encompasses the first in game day, which is already the same length as 67 Minutes in Heaven was! I am estimating the game will take place over about the course of 4 days, for about 1.5-2 hours of gameplay. It will be launched simultaneously on both itch and Steam! Please give me a wishlist on Steam to help with my visibility! 

Translation Credits:

OneRomanTwo - Czech Translation

Note regarding AI disclaimer: I have tagged this game as having used AI "graphics" and I just want to provide some clarity on what that means. All 3d models and textures used in this game were made by a human, except for the non-neutral facial expression variants of the NPCs. Their photorealistic neutral facial expression texture was still human made, however AI was used to alter those textures into different facial expressions, because due to them being photos, I couldn't really do that any other way.