Title says it all. Do they exist?
Off the top of my head there’s Lard Lass from Bacon Man and Adventure
There’s also Doris from Wild Guns reloaded
And there’s Buttercup from Bleeding Edge.
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Every fantasy game copies Tolkien → Hobbits/halflings are fat → the 100s of fantasy games where you can play halflings
MMOs have Kul Tirans in WoW (strongfat) and pandas, and apparently PSO2 has some crazy character creation
Dragon’s Dogma I think? I didn’t remember it being able to go too far though. That, and you have to play Dragon’s Dogma lol
You do need to support the devs Pateron for it and it is very much a fighting game players fighting game but there is Tina from E’s Laf++. Also a side note the dev gave her glasses which was perfect.
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Lovely Luna from the now-defunct Aerena. That’s one.
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Fable let you play as a fatass, same for Dragon’s Dogma.
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Saints Row 3 allowed you to have a fat gal.
Fables 2 and 3 as well, as mentioned.
Kinda necessary for 2 as leveling strength up would give you a lantern jaw.
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Saints Row 2-4 all allow you to make a fat character. I think #2 you could make them fatter, but other options were a little more limited (I don’t recall how though, since the PC port didn’t play too well back then). Saints Row 1 I never played, and I think you were limited to just a male player (I also don’t think you could customize your appearance that much either, but I couple be wrong).
Dragon’s Dogma you could make heavier character and pawn as well. I wouldn’t call them “fat” per say, but definitely chunky. What made that game stick out is that your character’s height & weight did have some gameplay effects on them. Heavier characters had resistance to knockdown effects, lighter characters could run faster IIRC, and so-on.
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Wow this is an amazing list! Thanks for hunting all these down, and for posting some great screenshots! And I’m actually a huge fan of Neverwinter Nights, but never knew of that mod, would you mind posting a link?
Some of the non-mod stuff lacks BBW/SSBBW qualities.
In Second Life you can make some fairly fat characters with purchasable fat bodies, but it takes a bit of work & understanding to make those fat bodies look good - and there’s also not a lot of options out there, depending on how big you want to go.
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That, combined with the fact that you have to actually have to earn Second Life’s currency through very hard work or setting up a donation pool (which isn’t easy), or buy SL’s currency using actual money.
Elyon
Not quite as fat as some of the games previously shown, but fatter than a couple other MMOs in there (namely SWTOR, ESO, GW2).
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Oh good find! Thanks for sharing 
The title character of the Ace Attorney-like Nina Aquila: Legal Eagle is fairly big. Her weight doesn’t come up at all in the game… but I still can’t say for sure the devs aren’t somewhat like us, considering the off-brand Doritos that everyone treats as their most-wanted snack is called “Gorditas”.
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Oh yeah it’s a pretty fun game if you’re a fan of Ace Attorney, the investigation phase is a bit basic but the court parts are good, unfortunately Season 2 and 3 still use the default RPGMaker models so there’s no fats (they might update it someday) but I second this
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There’s no Season 2 + 3 as of yet, just Chapters 2 + 3, which are included in the Steam version I linked above, and do include the new art. Have a “before” from the Itch page for chapter 3:
What about Epic Games’ newest FTP game, Rumbleverse?
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With PSO2 brought up, I feel I should mention you can make decent chubs (for a regular game) in Phantasy Star Universe/Portable:
(Images from Portable 1, PSU and PSP1 have nearly the same character creator)
Portable 2 has a slightly bigger limit, I think? This idle pose is hard to tell with.
(All of these I mentioned can be played with offline single player btw.)
On a somewhat different subject, the character creator for Dragon’s Dogma is brought up a lot in various places when playable fat girls in games are talked about, but does anyone even have any image examples?
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Dragon’s dogma has a character creator for both the main character you play as and a “pawn” that acts like a general follower for you. You can have up to 3 pawns total if I remember correctly. You can customize your pawn and the others are random or from other players online which you can pick up and store a certain amount of.
I would say the character creator does more strong fat looking characters then anything. The character creator has a torso, arms, and legs section where you can mix and match a total of 12 different sizes and shapes of each section (so total of 36 different choices). Along with a muscle slider and bust slider. Link provided below with some pictures of the different sizes of a couple different body types made.
Dragon’s Dogma pawn customization pics
Totally worth picking up as the game is good with a lot of time that can be sunk into it, and definitely not expensive on different platforms generally. I wouldn’t personally pick it up if you are just looking for fat characters to play as though.