Scale Of Survival for PC (Final version)

You can also import your own VRM to play as a custom character. A mysterious robotic army has invaded Earth, starting with Tokyo. It is your duty as a heroine who can grow to a gigantic size to use all your strength to rescue the scared civilians who couldn’t escape in time, as well as a poor kitten that was left behind, and eliminate any threats as fast as you can! Gameplay: Melee combat with superpowers such as laser vision, black hole throws, shrinking enemies, absorbing enemy size, summoning a support helicopter, and much more! Competitive headpat simulator where your goal is to give as many headpats as possible to your giantess within a limited time. There are 2 levels, but they seem just about the same, just in different cities.

In the first one, enemies are killed while growing and saving civilians. The second one is like the first, minus the civilian-saving. The good: as mentioned, very intuitive and not too hard, although challenges can be added before a run. It’s fun seeing her grow and gain several powers and attacks. Butt drop attacks are great! Also nice that the number of civilians that can be picked up per try depends on size, which is a good bit of attention to detail from the devs of Scale Of Survival. Stomp stomp and grow! Improvements: flying enemies sometimes just keep flying even though their health bar has been depleted.

They don’t actually fall apart until they can be physically touched in Scale Of Survival. Would like to see even bigger enemies in these levels than the artillery enemies, so there’s an opportunity to grow even larger. Hide and seek: you are spawned in the city with the giantess starting as normal size. She will look for you through the city and try to catch you. As time goes on, she will grow and grow until she has caught you.

You vs giantess mode: you are an enemy given a gun, and good luck. Giantess will spawn as normal and grow either by killing random enemies or you at Scale Of Survival. You deal damage, but she cannot heal. The bigger she gets, the more insignificant your damage will be. Maybe even let her get to planetary size or something, that would be cool Infinite headpat simulator with the ability to change the camera angle while your giantess continues to grow bigger and bigger.