Voronica 'the vore bunny' is back for a second adventure that takes her to and through the town. If you thought the house of tinies was crazy in her first game, prepare for pandemonium when the slutbunny enters the city.




STORY
Voronica Goes To Town takes place some time afte the first game 'Voronica Cleans House', during a court case after the house situation. Voronica has been sentenced to jail for murder, property destruction and a bunch of other things. The game recalls those earlier moments and then capitalizes on a loophole Sasha exposed in the first game, allowing Voronica to go on parole instead of going back to jail.

If by now you haven’t realised already, this game is peak absurdity. It deeply dives into the vore/giantess fetish and never holds back on morbid humor, one of developer Heedless' strengths. Voronica ends up being held hostage by her new parole officer Hart, a hermaphrodite deer who quickly learns Voronica isn’t just another pushover tenant. Slowly, they warm up to each other - but beware, Hart is ultra serious when it comes to paying rent.




The main difference with the previous game is the sandbox setting actually controls the story this time around. Veronica explores Hart's complex, meeting new characters and finding new stories to play a role in. Sometimes this means sexually, other times it means gobbling someone up. Eventually, Voronica outgrows her size and is granted permission to work outside the house and make some more money. The result is shenanigans at literally every workplace she can find a job in. It’s a fresh take on the Voronica story and absurdity takes over.

Whether it's a bar, a clothing store, a construction site or eventually some shady employers, the bunny will always find a way to get her way. Extra charm comes from the 'explore' mechanic, which random pairs you into certain situations, allowing you to meet new characters that could potentially end up changing Voronica's life.




The game's story concludes in seven endings, ranging from Voronica romantically getting involved to her eventually getting disciplined. By the end, the story does outstay it's welcome a bit, but it's a minor inconvenience for such a unique premise. We can only fantasize about what shenanigans the bunny can get into next.




PRESENTATION
VGTT expands upon the first game by using the same graphics and gore, but more final renders with characters in the scene. While the style is a little doll-like and not too realistic, it fits the game well because the story is so absurd. With that said, Veronica looks amazing and both horrifying at times as well. It's that blend of horny nightmare fuel that makes the game such a blast to play.




The new cast of tinies is amazing, in all kinds of shapes and races. Some are simply food, while others can become accomplices. Not to mention the largies, who are more varied than in the first game. From deers to felines and bears to reptiles, there are a bunch of different races in the outside world. With the addition of the city, you’ll have a lot of new scenes to discover and find characters in. There’s a club, a clothing shop and more - the developer really used the sandbox model to showcase the city that houses Voronica and bring her shenanigans to life.

Like the first game, the game features sexual scenes and has some gore if you look for it. You can choose to simply vore (digest someone) or make it messy. On top of that, there's insertion into both sexual holes as well at times. The vore isn’t limited to Voronica alone however, as other creatures can sparingly use the ability to enrich themselves just as much. It’s as humorous as it is horrifying at times. Veronica's best sex scenes come from engaging with her counterpart Hart, who is an unsung star of the game.




GAMEPLAY
For Veronica Goes To Town, developer Heedless made a sandbox with a range of places to visit. You start out in Hart's complex, exploring the kitchen and bathroom. Gradually, you make your way to freedom outside. The whole experience really feels like an expansive story, and works well to immerse you into Voronica’s often bizarre world.

The sandbox does come with a downside - grinding. Hart requires you to pay rent each week to stay in the house. Therefore, you are required to do jobs and make due, eventually finding better ways to make money. The system can be a bit complex, and those who are just interested in a story should definitely look for a walkthrough.




For those looking for an additional challenge, the game offers all kinds of extras - minigames for ‘voring’, respawn chances for tinies and custom growth selection. These can be disabled if you just want the bare minimum of gameplay, but playing the sandbox is mandatory. Personally I found the minigames to take away from the experience and didn’t need the additional challenge, which made the game far more chill and story-based. I did enjoy growing Voronica the way I wanted to, so I opted for that gameplay addition.

A main component of the game is hunger vs. heat. You need to feed on people in order to survive and grow. But eating people will give you police heat. Too much heat will get you noticed by law enforcement and subsequently, arrested. You have to keep enough of a low profile while feeding in order to grow expansively beyond your means. These actual game tactics will have you planning when or how you can devour someone and who it should ideally be. By the end, you'll be fighting the heat bar furiously while hopping from job to job in order to snatch your victims.




The fact you as a player get to pick who, where and when is eaten feels powerful. There are many stories to tell and experience and even more tinies to devour. This is a big step up in gameplay from the original Voronica and a true sandbox experience. That said, the sandbox does diminish the punching power of the overall story. The first game ended on such a high note, while VGTT lets you figure out a range of medium-stakes endings.




OVERALL
What could possibly be worse than Voronica in a house? The bunny back on the streets. This time, the furry slut is funnier, hornier and has characters to keep her in check, while getting to dominate others. The game is quite a story rollercoaster besides the subject of voring altogether, but combined it’s a unique package that ups the ante from the original game. And whatever you do, don't let Voronica's mother catch you.




Rating: 7.5/10
Developer: Heedlesshedon