Dwarfing Dreams
Game Information
Developer
YrelReversalVersion
v0.2.3a
Engine
Unity
Release Date
Jun 1, 2025
Last Update
Jun 3, 2026
Censorship
Uncensored
Overview
Dwarfing Dreams is a card-based adult roguelike for players who like size-play battles with a mean streak. It plays cold and mechanical about a premise that is anything but.
Story
A dimension-hopper used to endless worlds of ruins and monsters ends up somewhere stranger: inside the dream of a minor succubus named Lethara. Outside her own head she'd be nobody, but here she rules everything, including the intruder now trapped in her subconscious.
Gameplay
Combat runs as a turn-based deckbuilder where drawing cards generates resources you spend to buy stronger ones between fights. Your size relative to the opponent decides what's available: some cards only appear when you're tiny and outmatched, others when you loom over your foe, and enemies shift their own moves the same way. Decks have to be rebuilt around whichever end of that scale you're stuck on, since a build that works huge falls apart small.
Features
- Battle system built entirely around shifting size dynamics between you and your opponent
- Shop-based deck economy that punishes stagnant builds
- Monster girl opponents with size-reactive movesets
- Female-domination and futa/trans content woven into the core combat rather than side scenes
Installation
1. Extract and run.
Changelog
v0.2.3a
- Slimantha Completion — Added 22 new Slimantha cards across Neutral, Mouthplay, and her new Vore stance.
- Rebalancing — Adjusted numbers on Slimanthas over and under performers to be more consistent on all difficulties.
- Vore Mechanics — Added new visuals and mechanics for Depth based stances, which is currently used in Slimantha's new stance.
- Player Card Reworks — Changed the Pride Paragon set and the Favor Paragon set to be more in line with current gameplay and make all 3 tiers enticing to purchase.
v0.2.2.5a
- Major Backend Rewrite — Large portions of the game’s core logic have been reworked and rebuilt to improve flexibility and future development.
- Banner System Introduced — Cards can now feature Banners , which function similarly to keywords but are represented by a small flag under the card's size delta range.
- Flash — Triggers the card’s effect immediately upon purchase instead of sending it to the discard pile.
- Strict — If played outside its size delta requirement, the card does nothing and instead replaces itself by drawing a card.
- Multi-Cost Cards — Cards can now require multiple resource types to purchase!
- Signature Card Reworks — Many player signature cards have been reworked to match the complexity and design depth of Reese’s kit.
