LUST Company 👾

It's a very short game. Too short to justify a price higher than 3 bucks, I reckon. Everything is on rails too, with simple minigames sprinkled throughout. The renders are nice though.

This is the worst game I've every played. Free browser games are better. The game is basically click next on text (would recomend skip) then play a mini game that only happens one time in the whole game then move on to the next aera and repeat. Only took 30 minutes to beat with all achiements. I would guess this is AI slop from concept to exicution and if I were pricing it I would say I would be pretty disapointed in the game if I had paid $0.

getting all the achievements forces you to see gay porn. it should be marked for the alphabet soup people to avoid this (or a warning before scenes with the option to skip for people who aren't interested in certain fetishes), but that isn't the case EDIT: there is a section in the gallery that you can only unlock by clicking on the promotions. However, the promotions page is now stuck on infinite loading (likely the link is broken/taken offline by now), meaning you can't unlock these anymore, so even if you unlock all the other scenes, the achievement for getting all the scenes won't register, making it unobtainable (I doubt they'll fix it. it was pretty bland/boring/weird/riddled with typos, even for the genre this was particularly bad - almost entirely a visual novel with the occasional few clicks). but if you do end up playing this, want 100% achievements, but aren't interested in gay male fetishes, don't bother with the Zorax scene if you can't unlock the promo scenes. how do I blacklist a developer?

No Linux/Steamdeck support. Game does zero rendering. Community is full of people asking for help, Developers ignored... Will change this review when a developer can look into functionality on Linux. In the meantime if you are on Linux stay far away from this game!

its like simulation for 1

LUST Company, developed and published by Taboo Tales, is a narrative-driven sci-fi adventure that blends visual novel storytelling with light survival management and resource-based decision-making. Set aboard a damaged spacecraft after a pirate ambush leaves the crew stranded, the game casts the player in the role of the ship’s captain, responsible not only for guiding the story through dialogue choices but also for ensuring the survival and cohesion of the crew. Rather than functioning as a purely linear visual novel, it attempts to layer strategic elements on top of its branching narrative structure, creating a hybrid experience that balances story progression with interactive management systems. At its core, LUST Company revolves around player choice. Conversations with crew members and other characters shape relationships, alter morale, and influence which narrative paths become available. Dialogue options frequently carry consequences that extend beyond immediate reactions, sometimes unlocking new quests or permanently closing off alternative routes. This branching structure gives the story a sense of weight, as decisions feel interconnected rather than isolated. While the ov…