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Rumor has it that the game has barely any furry content at all, other than a search-and-replace where most instances of "person" are replaced with "furry." It appears to be a mildly groggy piracy simulator that throws in furries for... cross demographic appeal, or maybe a cynical attempt to attract the attention of the furfag community. | Rumor has it that the game has barely any furry content at all, other than a search-and-replace where most instances of "person" are replaced with "furry." It appears to be a mildly groggy piracy simulator that throws in furries for... cross demographic appeal, or maybe a cynical attempt to attract the attention of the furfag community. | ||
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| RPG published by Atlas Games |
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| Rule System | Halogen | |
| Authors | Lise Breakey, Bruce Thomas | |
| First Publication | 1999 | |
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You don't want to know.
BUT WE'LL TELL YOU ANYWAY!
Rumor has it that the game has barely any furry content at all, other than a search-and-replace where most instances of "person" are replaced with "furry." It appears to be a mildly groggy piracy simulator that throws in furries for... cross demographic appeal, or maybe a cynical attempt to attract the attention of the furfag community.