The two modes sounds like a nice idea to cater to a more varied audience, as then it largely becomes a game about Pokemon tackling an alien invasion of doppelgangers, which I think would hold up well enough on concept alone.
You've still got all the puzzles and action sequences to keep any general player invested in the game, having all sorts of minigames and challenges to take on with the cast of characters, many of which don't even involve vore directly (bosses and Archie aside).
But, of course, making two would likely double the work load on you, so it really comes down to how much time and effort are you willing to spend on creating two different scenarios (or at least finales) to each arc?

I may have to currect something. It be one game with an option of which mode you want. It basicly be like asking "would you like to see vore? Yes/No" kind of thing. Hopefully it can be changeable from the pause menu too.

Well, I mean, you'd still have to program in each script that would be included or absent from the affected scenes, right?
That's all I meant, would just add more for you to write into the game so that each option functions properly.
Though, I've never used the program you use to make PvA, so I don't know exactly how much more work that puts on you, I just guessed. XD

Oh, it be super easy to implement. There is already a invisible object that holds Option values. All I have to do is add a "vore mode" value which is set to "1" or "2", and set it to check said value every time a vore scene happens. It's basicly the same setup I have for the "music" opition.

Huh...well as long as you're not making way too much work for yourself? Cause it sounds like there's a lot to do to make that kinda thing happen.

The only problem i see with making two modes is who well the game itself will be able to handle it and how you will be able to implement it into the game. other than that sounds very fun

It wouldn't be too hard to implement at all. Basicly I add a value to an invisible "options" object and the game checks that value before a vore scene. Then it knows rather to go to the fast ending, or the in depth vore scene.

interesting

I think that sounds fine. Luckily I got into vore already before I tried the game out, so that didn't bother me so much when I first saw it. But I can understand people not wanting to see it, too. So it's good to include the option.

Where do you plan on showcasing this game?

I found that subtle vorish aspects are OK to people that don't know vore. They take it as a game mechanic, less as a fetish.

If its reasonably explained I say "Why not?" its all about how far you go into detail. I suffer from the same issue that you go through and I have to ask myself what kind of game I'm making.

In the end its not a game for Public, not one I can likely put up on steam without getting a ton of slack simply for having "Furries" people are going to dislike and hate whatever I will do.

But I found that people that aren't into vore, will prefer the story over the scenes itself. Scenes should be there to convey emotions and story, if they are mandatory and you cut them out for the sake of the non-vore lovers, emotions and other things are getting lost.

The big question is, how detailed can we go before it turns too much into a fetish game? And when is a game a fetish game?

Technically a voreaphile would try out a game sometimes only cause of 1 vore scene in it, does it make it already a fetish game? I don't think so.

Are there many vore scenes in it? Well it makes it may look closer to one, but its always public opinion and everyone has differing opinions from it. Despite what we do there will always be a few that see it as a fetish game. I try to convey as many vorish options are there are non-vorish, despite the vore sequences being likely a majority for choices, as it fits to the characters, theme and world.

In the end I think... what we should try to do is to make the best we can, regardless of who we try to please and once that is achieved we can decide for secondary modes to broaden the crowed.

Some may think of it as fetish game, as long there is even only a mode for it available. But what we do is a passion Project, nothing less and we shouldn't be discouraged by it.

I began and overthrew my game Project MANY times starting from scratch to get it where I have it now and I will be damend if I won't do my utterly best on it, despite what people might categorize it for. Even people that don't like vore, can enjoy a vore game with a good story, as they will see it simply as story mechanism of what it should be.

You were doing a great job to convey story over vore from what I know in the past and I'm sure you didn't do any less. Call me on skype and we will run by our two games in comparison and give each a honest look at each others game. That might help to ensure both of our games to be good in the way they are, when one game maker to another takes an honest look.

I feel it's a game for everyone! I wasn't into vore when I 1st found your game on YouTube. I'm still not quite into it, but I still enjoy your game! I say keep the vore in the game! I showed a friend of mine the scene with Lily and the Extroy and she enjoyed! And she hates vore!

Sounds like a decent idea honestly.

I think it sounds good and agree with what Zalir said.

It seems like a good idea to me, so long as you're sure the work won't burn you out on it. Best of luck on it in the future as always!

Yea i like the idea too in fact it reminds me of what i want to do for a vore themed FNAF free roam game which will have vore from soft to cooking and each one will be able to be turned on and off in options where players can pick which kinds of vore are used, Also I'm thinking of putting in a SFW and NSFW modes to make it able to be played for most if not all and those can be set and locked with a password or i may just make the same thing but one is more SFW than the other and details would be more subtle since either way the game will be at a special restaurant but i won't go further on details for right now but sadly my computer uses vista or XP so i cant download unity or unreal to make the game if anyone wants to help i would appreciate it.

Oh and sorry i kinda ranted a bit but yea pretty much i just wanted to say you reminded me of what i want to do with my own vore game even though my is going to be far more sexual.

Oh well this kind of surprised me, which in other words means: shame on me. I honestly thought it was specifically a "Vore game" at first but I didn't really think we'd go Deep with this stuff, and now I am even more interested in playing this game in full someday!
I myself wish to get into game making but, nobody wants to really kick me off with some help :/
Again, haha, shame on me for thinking such opinion without looking at it all.

Sounds like a good plan. Especially if it really can be done without adding much extra work. Though you might want to actually make the setting hardcoded and let people download the version they want. That way you could upload the 'clean' version to some pokemon fansite without ever having to mention vore.

See, that's the biggest thing when trying to take vore out. The vore aspect is "hardwritten" into the story itself. Removing vore for a clean version would change many arches in the story. What I meant is a mode where it gets the vore scene out of the way asap so the player can get back to the game.

Also, think FA would the only host for PvA. Since other Pokémon fangame just got shut down by Nintendo.

I wasn't actually meaning taking all vore out, just making it so that the less vore setting would be permanently on in the clean version. That would have worked okay with the demo at least, though I admit I naturally cannot know how much larger a part vore has in the rest of the game.

But I admit that your point about Nintendo taking a dislike in unofficial games about pokemon is true. Though the game(s) in question was(were) more akin to the official games.

Take a look on steam, search gon e choo. Its a game that originated from a vorish webcomic, it has mostly positive reviews. Some even saying they wanted to hate it but couldn't honestly because of its quality. If the game is good enough people will look past parts they don't like. Look at popular games today, though they still bring up unavoidable controversy, like how running around as a madman killing everything in sight is see as normal. No matter how much you remove vore from the game, it's still part of its history. and people will still use it as a reason to be against it. However wanting to make it a much more entertaining aspect is what you should strive for. Everyone likes using yoshi to eat enemies, though no reason why he does was given. Dragons dogma had multiple vore eastereggs in it, one was even a boss. Since this is your first game, work hard on it. But don't alter your ideas because someone might disagree, alter them because it enriches the experience more. A good example of doing the opposite would be the next darksouls game only targeting a casual audience, they would alienate their current fans, and might even bore their new ones. By removing the difficulty so more would play, it loses what makes it unique and noticeable.
I'm all over the place at this point, but i'll end with this, don't try to hide what makes the game special, think of ways to get people to embrace it.