Escape from Pleasure Planet

Def worth it, if you like point and click and cheeky LGBTQ+ games then def play it! Although you mayyyy get a little lost at times as the game has some segments that aren't as easy to figure out, but the game is enjoyable and I do love the juicy tension between Brutus and Tycho tbh. I do hope the creator makes another game around Tycho but I'm happy as can be with the main two! :3

Bought this game many years ago, and still enjoy it to this day. Yes, it's very janky, so be warned, but I find the story and puzzles to be fun and made with a lot of heart!

I really wanted to enjoy the game, but it brought me a frustration. Fist of all - floating cursor. While not moving a mouse, the cursor slowly drives through the screen. While trying to aim at an object this makes the action quite hard to make. Secondly - movement of the protagonist and animations. Glitchy, slow and ugly. Walking sequences are a disaster, Characters move their legs quickly while they go forward for an inch. Any animations feels like they take forever. Third - events do not make much sense. The things to be done to make any progress are unintuitive and the humour is meh for me. Those above plus unintuitive steps for making progress in the game made me giving up on the title pretty fast.

Escape from Pleasure Planet is a compact point-and-click adventure that mixes science-fiction mystery, comedy, romance, and openly LGBTQ+ storytelling into an experience with a personality of its own. Developed and published by Up Multimedia, it follows Captain Tycho Minogue as he tracks the wanted criminal Brutus to Arcadia, better known as Pleasure Planet. What appears to be a simple pursuit soon becomes something stranger when Tycho begins investigating the resort, its unnaturally content visitors, and the mysteries surrounding the civilization that created this interstellar paradise. The premise gives the adventure enough intrigue to complement its deliberately playful and occasionally outrageous sense of humor. Pleasure Planet itself is arguably the most memorable element. Arcadia is presented as an extravagant destination where visitors can supposedly satisfy practically every desire, creating an amusing backdrop for the story while also giving the writers an opportunity to question what a manufactured paradise might actually conceal. The contrast between the resort's cheerful surface and the uncertainty underneath it helps prevent the narrative from becoming nothing more th…

First game is fine. This game is a horrendous piece of the worst ♥♥♥♥ imaginable, and the creator should be ashamed.

This is a cool click item and use kind of challenge. Where you continue a story from an original click on items and use to make events happen kinda thing. It has a interesting story where you go into people fantasy and solve issues with a scanner that becomes a virus bug that you befriend. Also a villain you chase but the subtle hints of something else. Mature game user be aware