Labels for the collection: 2 to 4 letters: how important this type of expansion is in the game. Example:
Breas; = Main focus of the game is breast expansion
But; = There is a few scenes of butt expansion or a long scene. While it may be missable, it isn't difficult to find it.
Be; = there is very little scenes of belly inflation and it's easily missable
Breas; = breast expansion;
Butt;= butt expansion;
Bell; = belly inflation (liquid or air);
Dick; = dick growth;
Musc; = Muscle growth;
Size; = Size growth;
Stuf; = Stuffing (putting solid items in belly through eating or other);
Weig; = weight/fat gain (That means the whole body is gaining a minimum of fat. If it's only on the belly growing, it's stuffing);
Vore; = same size vore (belly stuffing is implied);
Preg; = Pregnancy;
Furr; = Furry/Bestiality/Animal player character(Fur; = presence of humans or human-faced humanoid but half or more is still Furry; Fu; = little presence of Furry but player or important characters are furry).
Male; = Males only (Mal; = male focused: presence of females in secundary role; Ma; = there is sufficent female interactions but it's still focused on solo Male or Male/Male)
Herm; = Hermaphrodite/Futanari only (Her; = presence of pure female characters but it's mainly Futanari; He; = few futanari characters but player or important characters are futanari)
More or less SFW : Mainly joke games and similar. Not addressed to fulfill a particular fetish but also not really child friendly. Games clearly aimed toward a fetish but containing nothing risky will NOT have this label (example: toon characters, cute animations, ...)
Unfinished: the game is fully fonctional (in opposite to abandonned protypes) but isn't finished. It often means that the story is incomplete. It can either be because the author is in hiatus or has abandonned the project.
So, you can play and enjoy the game but don't expect a fulfilling ending.
The unfinished games are classified based on the current content. (Example: a planned full size RPG but with only 1 chapter of 1 hour will be considered as a medium game)
Warning: I class the games by gameplay, not by length. A 30 min game with a single mechanic is still a mini-game, and a 3 minutes strategy game is a medium game.
Note: I try to not judge the quality of the games by their content (the fetish, the artstyle or the writing), except if I recommend them. I also try to be the more neutral possible about the technical flaws.
Either mini-games or games with a single mechanic that you need to repeat until the end, with no change, or very little change, and very little or no story. Game/mini-game: possess a gameplay Interactive animation: possess a start and an en...
Games that can be completed in a single session but with enough differents mechanics to not be considered as a mini-game
Basically RPGs and games difficult to complete in a single session. It generally involves complete game mechanics and a full story.
Text-based games with only one scene and very little choice.
Either long text-based game with a lot of choices or open-world text adventure
Visual novels, point and clicks with a lot of dialogues, ... In other words, games focused on dialogues/text with no real gameplay but with pictures/animations included. Open world management visual novel have their own categorie; RPG visua...
Either games annonced abandonned by the devs or games prototypes without update since 3 years. Only games with the bare skeleton of games mechanics are put in this category.
Games not yet completed but with sufficent content to be already considered as a game.
Creators of inflation/expansion games with a large number of games but with a lack of real differences in gameplay between them. (It doesn't mean it's bad, just a lack of variety)
Vore that doesn't fill the belly, generally giant vore. Some of them have a bit of stuffing/weight-gain, but don't expect much if you look for inflation.
Games that may be about inflation. It's being sorted.
New games in development with less than 3 months and little content. After that, I will move them to Abandonned prototypes or in development depending on the author activity.