Ever wanted to fatten up your very own cowgirl? In space?
In the distant future, humanity has spread in all directions beyond the stars. Space travel takes a long time - so what better way to pass the time than watch gameshows of fattening up willing cowgirls?
In Cowgirl Casino, your host Colt Springfield puts on a televised card competition. You, as the trainer for your selected cowgirl, help her pick cards and bets to bring home the most money you can each round. Behind the scenes, you allocate your winnings each round optimally to maximize gains, get closer to your cowgirl, and unlock progressively higher weight tiers.
The game features 4 main characters, each with a set of dates that take place over the competition (40 dates total!). There is an achievements gallery, and lots of new content since the original Game Jam Entry!
It might help if you described exactly what exactly CC2 is - is it more of the same? New characters, alternate scenes for existing characters, different gameplay? I assume the Patreon post goes into more detail, but it canāt be viewed by non-subscribers.
If youāre getting errors when saving, make sure youāve extracted the game from the .zip file. If youāre just trying to figure out how to save, use the save button on the bottom toolbar, or right-click inside the game window to bring up the save screen.
Saving works fine! Jimbobviiās advice is good, make sure youāre extracting before executing. If youāre on a Mac, thereās sometimes other issues that can happen. Let me know if youāre on a Mac and Iāll dig up some instructions
Sure! Cowgirl Casino 2 takes place after the game in this thread. The show gets cancelled due to poor ratings, so to save the show, the Captain challenges you to fatten up the host (Colt) as much as possible. The game is a minmaxing game where you must balance resource usage against food allocation and maximum fullness. The game focuses on the host and has a side / secret story for the cook, Fiona.
It has 12k downloads and this is new even for me! I think itās a client side issue. Is AppLocker or a corporate policy blocking non-whitelisted executables blocking it?
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