How to Grow Your Sausage vs How to Train Your Cock

Little Horror Studios did not stop at one chaotic animal-adjacent idle joke. Alongside How to Grow Your Sausage (Steam app 4628250, released 14 September 2026) sits the sister title How to Train Your Cock (Steam app 3673060). Steam also sells a Cock & Sausage bundle if you want both. This comparison page explains the different fantasies, who should buy which game, and when the bundle is the rational move. It embeds the real sister-game release trailer for tone—not as a fake sausage guide. For pricing hygiene read Steam Deals; for sausage onboarding read Getting Started; for official destinations use the Official Links Hub.

Shared studio DNA

Both games come from Little Horror Studios, share a taste for rude-but-charming humor, and live as approachable Steam PC experiences rather than Roblox live-service grinders. Expect:

• Small-team responsiveness via Discord (https://discord.gg/aEFjeRyRH3) and developer socials
• Achievement lists and Cloud features appropriate to modern Steam indies
• Store pages that lean into joke titles without hiding the actual systems
• A willingness to ship companion or training loops you can finish in bite-size sessions

Shared studio does not mean identical mechanics. Buying one does not secretly unlock the other’s prestige shop.

How to Train Your Cock — Release Trailer

Loop comparison (high level)

How to Grow Your Sausage — butcher companion idle

• Fantasy: a sentient sausage hijacks a butcher’s mind and grows from your real desktop keystrokes, clicks, and button presses.
• Structure: upgrades that improve meat grinding; items (meats, grinders, cleavers); unlockables; prestige for Golden Sausages and an exclusive shop; Time Travel as a second prestige layer; costumes; Photo Mode; Free Gifts; Game Stats; controller-assisted slicing; World Domination framing.
• Play posture: leave it visible while you work; short active bursts to spend; long-term meta resets.
• Platform note: Windows PC companion focus; languages include English, Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish, and German.

How to Train Your Cock — training fantasy

• Fantasy: training-centered comedy about raising / training your cock (the animal joke the title implies), presented as its own Steam product with its own trailer language and systems.
• Structure: distinct from sausage grinding and butcher item slots—do not import Golden Sausage assumptions into the cock game.
• Play posture: closer to a focused training / incremental toy you intentionally launch, rather than a keystroke parasite on every email.
• How to use this wiki: we will not fabricate cock-game meters here. Watch the official trailer, read the Steam page for app 3673060, and treat sausage guides as sausage-only.

The one-sentence split: Sausage grows from your existing PC life; cock training is its own training loop you opt into.

Bundle thinking: Cock & Sausage

Steam’s Cock & Sausage bundle packages both titles for players who already know they want the studio’s double feature. Bundle logic:

• Buy the bundle if you laugh at both premises, want to support the studio once, and prefer a single checkout during a sale.
• Buy sausage alone if you specifically want a desktop companion that rewards typing and clicking through the workday.
• Buy cock alone if the training joke appeals and you do not care about butcher idle systems.
• Do not buy either for Roblox-style codes. Ownership is Steam purchase, gifts, or keys—see the Codes Hub honesty policy.

Always confirm live Steam pricing; launch discounts and regional numbers move. Refunds follow Steam policy, summarized at a high level on Steam Deals.

Who should buy which

Choose How to Grow Your Sausage if you want:

• A companion window beside coding, writing, or browsing
• Prestige currencies, exclusive shops, and multi-layer resets
• Item loadouts (meat / grinder / cleaver) and upgrade theorycraft
• Photo Mode flexing and long-horizon domination jokes

Choose How to Train Your Cock if you want:

• The sister training comedy without needing a keystroke companion
• A separate Steam library entry with its own achievements and pace
• Trailer-driven expectations set by the cock release marketing

Choose both (bundle) if you want:

• Full Little Horror joke shelf
• Variety when one loop cools off
• Giftability—two premises travel well in friend groups with immature humor

Cross-play and account myths

There is no documented requirement to own one game to play the other. They are separate app IDs. Progress, Golden Sausages, and sausage unlockables do not automatically transfer into cock training, and vice versa. Family Sharing may apply per Steam rules on each product page—verify on the store before promising a friend shared access.

Content boundaries for this wiki

This site is the How to Grow Your Sausage wiki. Sister-game coverage stays comparative and storefront-honest:

• We embed only real YouTube IDs (here: the HTTC release trailer hRaaEwWipgM).
• We will not invent cock-game prestige tables.
• We will not pretend systems are identical because the studio matches.
• Deep sausage help still lives under Guides, Tier List, and Tools.

Practical decision checklist

1. Do you want growth while you work? → Sausage.
2. Do you want a standalone training comedy? → Cock.
3. Do you want both jokes on one receipt? → Bundle via Steam Deals.
4. Confused by fake “codes” sites? → Codes.
5. Ready to install sausage? → Getting Started.
6. Need Discord / store / socials? → Official Links.

Related reading

• Steam Deals — discounts, bundle, refunds high level
• Getting Started — sausage day-one guide
• Official Links Hub — Steam, Discord, socials
• 1.0 Launch Notes — what sausage 1.0 shipped
• Guides Hub — prestige, items, Time Travel, and more

Pick the loop that matches your desk life. If you want a parasite sausage that eats keystrokes, you are in the right wiki; if you want the sister trainer, grab its Steam page—and if you want both, the Cock & Sausage bundle exists so you do not have to pretend they are the same game.