The Minimum Project

The Minimum Project flips the typical power dynamic: Hiroshi, a short student, becomes literally microscopic after a science club experiment goes catastrophically wrong. Thrust into a world where everyone else is a potential threat, you'll navigate Saisho Academy at 1/100th your original size, seeking a way back to normalcy while managing your relationships with the giantesses around you.

InterventionGTS built this in RPG Maker with a focus on scripted encounters rather than random combat. The game's structure emphasizes choice and consequence—how you interact with characters shapes their dialogue and available scenes through an affinity system. Battle encounters exist but function as minigames or story events rather than traditional grinding, keeping the pacing oriented toward narrative exploration. You'll find CGs, animations, and occasional puzzle-like challenges that reinforce the size-differential premise without overwhelming the visual novel structure.

The adult content centers on the giantess/shrinking fetish with explicit intimate scenes that emerge from your relationship choices. The tone remains grounded within the scenario's fantasy logic rather than absurdist or comedic, and the game makes clear that all depicted characters are adults who consent to the situations they encounter. The current public version (0.11.1) represents ongoing development, with more content available to Patreon and SubscribeStar supporters. If you're accustomed to Ren'Py-style branching narratives, expect a different interface here, though the underlying systems—stat tracking, affinity, scene variation—will feel familiar.