You know what I didn't expect from a game called Ample Chests? Actual pirate stuff. Like, there's a ship and treasure maps and crew dynamics. The Ruby Diamond isn't just a floating excuse for tits, though let's be real, that's mostly what it is. Captain Ruby and her crew, Camilla, Simone, Trevor. Trevor's there too I guess. Somebody's gotta swab the deck while everyone else is... expanding.
The transformation thing caught me off guard. Not in a "oh wow such deep lore" way but more like wait, her boobs are literally growing right now during this conversation about navigation. The choice system feeds into it somehow. Pick the right dialogue option and suddenly physics are being recalculated. I spent way too long trying to figure out if there's an actual growth mechanic or if it's just scripted scenes. Still not sure. The island setting gives them excuses to find weird fruits and artifacts that trigger changes. Classic adventure game logic except instead of health potions it's titty fruit. What a sentence to type.
The 3D models are... a choice. Faces have that slightly haunted look common to adult visual novels, like everyone's seen some shit but is trying to stay professional. Bodies though, those got all the rendering budget. Giant isn't an exaggeration. Huge. The tags weren't lying. There's a scene early on where Camilla's shirt just gives up. Not rips dramatically, just sort of concedes defeat. I laughed. The humor's actually there sometimes, intentional or not. Pirate puns everywhere. Booty jokes. They know what they're doing. The ship interior has this one barrel that's clearly just a cylinder with a texture slapped on and I stared at it for like thirty seconds because the contrast with the lovingly rendered cleavage was so stark. Priorities. Can't fault them really. The adventure plot moves along fine, choices matter maybe, I stopped caring about the treasure when Simone hit her third growth spurt and I realized the real treasure was the friends we made along the way. No wait, the real treasure is just more boobs. That's the whole point isn't it.