Feral Fantasy New Era

Feral Fantasy New Era is an adults-only open-world sandbox game where you can enjoy exploring and interacting with fantasy characters, either on your own or alongside characters controlled by the game (NPCs).

Current Features:

• Fictional, non-human fantasy characters featuring predominantly quadrupedal (“feral”) anatomy.

• Customize characters to your liking.

• Explore the world freely, and even have your companion follow you.

• Relax and enjoy each experience the game has to offer.

• Adjust the graphics settings to your liking.

• Built-in dialogue and sounds.

• Build within the game world.

• Engage in magical combat with certain NPCs throughout the map.

Art Style and Assets: The game's characters feature an intentionally stylized visual design and are not intended to look realistic. This art style is a deliberate creative choice and part of the final vision, rather than a placeholder design or an indication that the graphics are still in development.

Animation Availability: Available interactions and animations vary depending on the selected avatars, character combinations, and interaction roles. Not all animations are available for every possible combination of avatars. Some character combinations have different sets of animations, and switching interaction roles may make different animations available.

Technical Details and Privacy: All characters are adults and consent to the sexual acts depicted in the game. Each character has been proportionally scaled to adult size. This game was developed in Argentina using Unreal Engine 5 and DirectX 12, and was programmed primarily with Blueprints, with very few C++ plugins.

Planned Future Updates: All currently advertised features are included in the release version. However, the game will continue to receive post-launch updates as long as there are new features or significant content to add, bugs to fix, compatibility improvements to make, or optimizations that may benefit the overall experience.

Active development and updates may slow down or come to an end once the game is considered feature-complete, stable, and there are no major bugs or significant planned additions remaining.