The High-Fidelity Horror (Satirical) This game asks the hard question: What if Dark Souls was about a pastry chef?

Most RPGs ignore body types. Kingdom Come does not. Henry, the protagonist, can become obese. If you only eat meat, bread, and wine (avoiding vegetables and exertion), Henry will visibly develop a gut. His stamina regenerates slower, he gets winded during combat, and stealth becomes impossible.

Why it’s a "best" contender: The consequences are harsh. A fat Henry cannot climb ladders effectively or run away from Cumans. However, he can take more damage due to a higher body mass (the game's hidden "padding" stat). It forces you to choose between nimble fighter and immovable tank.

These simple daily mini-games add structure and fun to gaining weight by encouraging frequent eating, gentle strength training, and habit-building. Aim to follow each game 3–6 times/week depending on your schedule and tolerance.

You play as a hole in the ground. Yes, a hole. You start by swallowing small objects (grass, ants, a single leaf). As you swallow more, your hole grows wider. Eventually, you are swallowing entire houses, swimming pools, and shopping malls.

Why it’s charming: Unlike other games where "weight" is a stat, Donut County visualizes your growth in real-time. The hole gets physically larger, and the sound design (a satisfying gulp with every item) is incredibly rewarding. It’s a short, five-hour experience, but it is pure, unapologetic expansion.