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The first live-action visual novel with an anime flair! Gamer 'Eggy' turns into a girl. Join bro Monkey and his gf to uncover why the school belle hides a tough guy soul. Seek a cure or embrace your new life. Your choice drives this adventure!
Ballshit is a visual novel, text-based and adventure game
developed and published by 疯兔游戏（FUNTOO Studio） and Liquid Meow.
Released on October 24th 2025 is available only on Windows
in 3 languages: Simplified Chinese, English and Traditional Chinese.
It has received 320 reviews of which 308 were positive and 12 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.8 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 7.79€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Intel Core i3
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: 独立显卡
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 7 GB available space
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A very good Gender Bender story. This game is not totally FMV, but there is still quite a bit. If you enjoy the Gender Bender genre, I recommend this game. At the beginning of the game, you are asked to choose your real life gender. This choice is nearly irrelevant. It only determines which color coin you have at the end of the game. Nothing else in the entire game changed as far as I can tell, so don't worry too much about this choice. You won't miss out on anything. The game tells you it's not an important choice, but I didn't trust it. It's really true though. For me, the game launched in Chinese and I had to find the correct Language settings by navigating the Chinese menus. This is really the only major flaw I encountered in the game. I'm not sure why the game didn't auto-detect my language. I want everyone else to be able to enjoy this game. So I'll dedicate the rest of this review to a translation of the Main Menu, and the Settings Menu: Main Menu says: New Game Chapters Achievements Settings Exit Settings Menu says: Display Mode (Full Screen / Window) Resolution Text Speed (Low -> High) Music (Low -> High) SFX (Low -> High) Voice (Low -> High) Language (Traditional Chinese / Simplified Chinese / English) (Thanks List / Exit)
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Ballshit, developed and published by FUNTOO Studio and Liquid Meow, is an eccentric and experimental live-action visual novel that blends absurd comedy, self-awareness, and heartfelt moments in a surprisingly cohesive package. It stands out immediately for its unusual presentation, combining real actors and filmed sequences with anime-inspired stylization and dialogue-driven storytelling. The result is a bizarre yet charming hybrid—part visual novel, part live-action comedy, and part social commentary on gaming culture and identity. Beneath its ridiculous premise lies a genuine attempt to explore themes of transformation, acceptance, and self-perception, wrapped in humor that never lets the story take itself too seriously. What could have easily been dismissed as a mere novelty project instead becomes an endearing and oddly thoughtful experience. The story begins with Eggy, a small-time streamer whose overconfidence and mischief lead him into trouble after he cheats in an online game. His arrogance catches the attention of a mysterious force calling itself “I Am God,” which punishes him in the most unexpected way—by turning him into a girl. From this ridiculous setup emerges a narrative that oscillates between slapstick comedy and introspective character development. As Eggy navigates life in this new body, the player makes choices that determine how he—or now, she—approaches this transformation. Does Eggy attempt to reverse the change and return to normal life, or accept the new reality and explore what it means to live as someone else entirely? The branching structure supports multiple perspectives, with different endings depending on the player’s choices, and these narrative divergences give the game a sense of replayability despite its short runtime. The tone of Ballshit is intentionally all over the place, and that’s part of its charm. On the surface, it’s filled with exaggerated humor, gaming memes, and over-the-top character interactions that feel pulled straight out of an internet comedy sketch. Eggy’s encounters with other characters—like the confident and mysterious Wu Yangyang or the affable yet awkward roommate nicknamed Monkey—create a blend of humor and awkward tension that gives the story its unique energy. Yet behind the chaos, there’s a surprisingly sincere undercurrent about self-discovery and empathy. The narrative uses absurdity to talk about real emotional topics, particularly how people define themselves and the expectations society places on gender and identity. It’s never preachy or sentimental, but it occasionally catches the player off guard with moments of honesty amid the laughter. Visually, the game is one of the most distinctive indie visual novels in recent memory. The use of real actors sets it apart from the animated art styles that dominate the genre, and while the production values are modest, the developers cleverly compensate through stylized editing and creative presentation. Scenes are structured like short vignettes, with expressive acting, playful transitions, and text overlays that evoke the feel of a live-action anime parody. The blend of real performance and digital effects results in a strange but fascinating visual rhythm that keeps the experience engaging. The actors themselves clearly embrace the absurdity of the script, delivering performances that range from deliberately exaggerated to surprisingly heartfelt. There’s an undeniable sense of fun behind the production, which gives the game an infectious energy even when the pacing falters. Mechanically, Ballshit remains simple and traditional, as expected from a visual novel. The gameplay consists mainly of reading dialogue, making occasional choices, and watching how those decisions alter the flow of the story. There are two primary routes, each exploring different character relationships and outcomes, and the overall playtime is relatively short—perfect for a single evening’s session. The limited scope works to the game’s advantage, focusing attention on the characters and their ridiculous situations without overstaying its welcome. Players looking for puzzles, intricate branching, or heavy replay incentives may find it lacking in complexity, but those who enjoy narrative-driven experiences will likely appreciate its focused design. The writing is snappy and self-aware, peppered with internet slang and comedic timing that fits the tone perfectly. Where Ballshit really succeeds is in its personality. It’s unapologetically strange, brimming with confidence in its own weirdness, and never afraid to lean into its absurd premise. There’s a refreshing sincerity to the way it approaches its themes through comedy—what could have been a crass joke about transformation instead becomes a story about growth, humility, and the power of perspective. The humor can be juvenile at times, but it always feels intentional, as though the developers are inviting players to laugh both at and with the characters. Even when the story meanders or the pacing slows, the sheer unpredictability of what will happen next keeps the experience entertaining from start to finish. For all its eccentricities, Ballshit manages to deliver a cohesive and surprisingly heartfelt experience. It’s not a deep or complex visual novel, nor does it try to be. Instead, it embraces its limitations and transforms them into a strength, offering something light, funny, and refreshingly different in a genre often dominated by predictable tropes. Its mix of live-action storytelling, anime sensibilities, and bizarre humor makes it a standout experiment that succeeds through sheer creativity and personality. While its short length and minimalist gameplay might not appeal to everyone, those who appreciate unconventional storytelling and indie experimentation will find in Ballshit a delightfully strange gem—one that’s not afraid to laugh at itself while still saying something meaningful about what it means to change, both literally and figuratively. Rating: 9/10
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It is fun to play. Spoliers: there's a part of the game you need to choose, and it will affect the plot of the game. However, it is fun to play.
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To start off, I did have a good time playing this. Ballshit is one of those games that you want to play to turn off your brain and just laugh. It has a rather unique gender-swap plot, with most of the humourous bits coming out from the scenes where the main character has a bit of issues with his new gender (socially or just in daily life). There was only one choice that majorly affected the story, which did make the game feel like a movie more than an interactive visual novel. I understand the developers probably had limited budget/production time, so I'll have to make do with what we have here. That being said, if there were more choices, it'd be better to put them on the QinLian line. On one front, it does involve the player more during that storyline, and also provides that story with a...less destructive closure. I'm not a fan of the ending. What I/players prefer should not equate what makes the most sense for the story, but it does hurt to be a player yet be powerless in a story that's just in a downward spiral. Obviously, I do much prefer the other story line with WuYangYang does feature character development in both the main character and YangYang to try to redeem themselves. In conclusion, game is not bad at all for its price point. I can recommend it if you don't mind a morally dubious ending. 我玩這游戲時候都算玩得幾爽。無基之談是一款適合放鬆心情，搞笑為主的視覺小説。無基之談的取材都算比較特別，針對著男主角性別對調之後無論是生活還是社交上所遇上的問題，並以這些情節作爲作品的搞笑擔當。 至於劇情，游戲中只有一個影響劇情的選擇，令整體游戲感覺上似電影多過視覺小説。（明白製作組成本有限）在現有的故事綫中，我覺得秦蓮的故事那邊可以再加幾個選擇或者結局。一來使游戲更爲互動，二來也可以給秦蓮的故事一個更少...傷害性的結局。我不太喜歡秦蓮綫的結局。我所喜歡/玩家喜好不可以跟適合故事發展的内容畫上等號，但是作爲玩家沒有能力改變一個每況愈下的故事，真的心寒。 相反，吳陽陽綫中就可以看見主角蛋蛋和吳陽陽的改變來為自己做一件正確的事情，給自己一個交代，比起另外一條故事綫好多了。 總結而言，以這個價錢來説，如果不介意道德上比較...踩界的結局的話，我都可以推薦這款作品。
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First off, the trailer is way misleading. There isn’t all the much of FMV in the game. Secondly, it’s not much of a game, maybe 10 choices? And I was thinking more “visual” with the novel. More plumbers don’t wear ties than a visual/graphic novel. That said, story is insane enough that it held my interest. Thumbs up, but barely. Very little variance in story over your choices as well. Works great in the steam deck.
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Ballshit is currently priced at 7.79€ on Steam.
Ballshit is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 7.79€ on Steam.
Ballshit received 308 positive votes out of a total of 320 achieving a rating of 8.81.
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Ballshit was developed and published by 疯兔游戏（FUNTOO Studio） and Liquid Meow.
Ballshit is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Ballshit is not playable on MacOS.
Ballshit is not playable on Linux.
Ballshit is a single-player game.
There is a DLC available for Ballshit. Explore additional content available for Ballshit on Steam.
Ballshit does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Ballshit does not support Steam Remote Play.
Ballshit is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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疯兔游戏（FUNTOO Studio）,
Liquid Meow
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疯兔游戏（FUNTOO Studio）,
Liquid Meow
Release
24 Oct 2025
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