Shrink High

Editorial Has potential

Shrink High is a niche adult RPG from 2009 with a devoted but small community. The game delivers on its core premise — vore/macro/size-difference fantasy with narrative progression — and players who connect with that content find it engaging enough to revisit years later. However, the build is showing its age badly. The game is plagued by input bugs (mouse and keyboard controls getting stuck), save-corruption on certain platforms (JoiPlay), fullscreen/scaling issues, and opaque progression (players regularly stuck not knowing where to go or how to trigger key story moments). While some technical quirks are expected for a 15-year-old indie title, the frequency of control and save problems suggests the current distribution may not have been properly tested on modern systems. Community engagement is sparse and mostly confined to troubleshooting; there is little discussion of the writing, characters, or creative merit itself.