I Wani Hug that Gator!
Wait, what do you mean we’re moving?!
Just great; just when Inco was getting ready to move on into his Senior year, his parents decide to uproot his life and move half-way across the country!
Guess it’s time to start all over. Sure, Inco didn’t have many friends (or any) back at his old school, and sure, he was so low on the social ladder that he had to get a deep-sea diving lesson…. Wait, why was he complaining about moving again?
I Wani Hug that Gator is a multi-ended, choices-matter visual novel about second chances and the power of accepting who you are. Shape how Inco makes the most of his final year, and how the relationships he makes along the way will develop. One relationship in particular has him feeling all fuzzy inside…
The Prehistoric Romance a Million-and-One Years in the making!
If there’s one good thing to come out of Inco’s sudden relocation, it’s Olivia. Bold and brash, Olivia seems particularly gifted in getting under Inco’s skin. No matter how Inco slices it, he and Olivia seem destined to go together like a particularly scaly sandwich. But the outcome of such a pairing is yet to be determined…
Wait, am I being graded on this?!
Make friends, reconcile enemies, and figure out how Inco could possibly repair his miserable excuse for a social life. But be warned: The choices you make expands the relationships with Inco’s classmates and determines which of the four unique endings you receive. Maybe Inco should’ve spent a little less time studying and a bit more time learning how to relate to people…
Game Discussion
Steam User 45
Everything about the game is wonderful except for how well it reminds me of how lonely I am
Steam User 38
I bought this as a joke, and now I've 100% it and cried multiple times.
10/10
Steam User 27
after 1250 hours of intense gameplay...i finally hug that gator,guys even if its a furry game play it, its peak!!!
Steam User 22
im such a fat ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ chud
i seriously havent been awestruck from a series in a long time thanks for the stellar games cavemanon devs/artists/writers
Steam User 27
mossad agents have been lying. peak has been under my nose this whole time hidden under the stigma of furry visual novels.
Steam User 31
I bought and started to play this game the 24th of October 2024.
To this day, I still do not understand how I ended up getting ending 1 on my first run, which is without spoiling anything, the worst ending you can get in this game. It was shattering, after that I tried slowly to get the other endings but I was getting the jitters each time I started the game, shows how much it affected me.
But I ended up enjoying getting this ending first. I was able then to make my way up, getting better and better ending to finish with the last one for me, ending 4.
As much as I like to read, I never really played any choice-driven narrative games before. It was kinda a first for me, and I truly am happy I started with this one, the story is simple yet deep, the characters are just lovely and you never get bored playing this game. You get a lot of tools, helping you getting the other endings while skipping everything you already saw.
It took me 30 hours to finish the game with all achievements. Which is an incredible amount for the price it is sold at, even more when I'm always seeing it with a special promotion.
Once again, thank you Cavemanon for the game. Can't wait to receive my plush.
Steam User 20
I finished the game at the best ending. I really, really don't care what any of you think of me for liking this game when it has anthropomorphic themes to it, but I genuinely have never laughed like this before nor felt that I belong somewhere. This game is holding a special place in my heart, and it may sound a bit exaggerated coming from me, but I genuinely have never felt this happy before playing a game. I was so anticipating every day to get back home and continue the game at 4am (it's 11am right now as I'm writing this). The game hooked me up, and it made me feel a warmth that I never felt before. The writing, the humor...the moments of it made me feel. Alive and that I felt something. The last time I cried over a game was all the way back in 2018 when I played Doki Doki. I can't express how much joy and sadness and devastation I felt after playing this game, and now that I've finished it, I don't really know what I'd do next...it was all I had to look forward to, but I'm so glad to express such feelings over a game that really changed me whole.