Research And Development 1

Excuse me, but what am I being asked to pay for? After a few minutes of text, i'm touching a guy, and... that's it.

Test subject looks super weird, bad controls and response time, linear and uninteresting text.

💬 Supportive Caveat This recommendation comes from a place of genuine support for creators making MLM games. Even when a title is rough around the edges or not fully to my taste, I believe it matters that it exists—and that someone tried to make it for us. Representation, visibility, and storytelling in this space are still growing, and I want to encourage that growth. I don’t refund these games. I want the devs to try again. I want them to know someone saw their work and believed it was worth building on. That said, this one is very short—I finished it in under 30 minutes. If you’re looking for a fuller experience with more content and choices, the developer’s Springs of Ardor is a much stronger entry point. But if you just want to support gay game devs or are collecting M/M titles, this one still deserves your attention. If you're on the fence—wait for a steep sale. 🎮 Gameplay & Genre A super short, fully gay visual novel with a light sci-fi twist. You play as a fresh bioengineering grad recruited into a mysterious lab project full of hot, muscled research subjects. No choices, no achievements—just a straight-shot playthrough in 20–30 minutes. 🔥 M/M Content Explicit M/M…

It was... interesting. But too short for that money tho.

This 'game' if you could even call it that, has almost nothing with it. You interact with one guy, get him off, and it looks like there should be a lot more to this story then NOTHING, it's a big nothingburger. There is a DLC I bought thinking it would have more content, but it doesnt even exist??? At most, this should be a free demo, and nothing else. Add on top of that there is not volume controls, no save feature, and the controls are super slow to respond

Kind of short but i love the studio, and their other work.