Neuronaut

Hum... I would say It is Okeyish. This is an adult VN "game". The Graphics are decent. Good music. The story is kinda intriguing but not so interesting in the long run. No bugs or crashes. Overall, is somewhat entertaining. The plot is about some dude making astral traveling and possessing some people to leech on their emotions and participate in their romantic and sexual lives as a stowaway. It's a short tale with little surprises and plenty of cliches but not that bad if you're in the mood for this type of content. It includes explicit nudes if you select the uncensored choice in the options. I'm gonna give it a lukewarm recommendation because it's a lukewarm game. Don't expect much and you won't be disappointed.

Just good game +++

[h1]Neuronaut — Achievements: 13 total | Steam Deck: Unknown (Valve: Indeterminate)[/h1] [quote] TL;DR: A messy, uneven adult VN with a mildly original body-swapping/military-psychological premise, but low-budget anime art, weak audio (including a bad vocal track), and unsatisfying mature scenes (mostly implied/off-screen). Overpriced at ~7.39€. Not recommended. [/quote] NeuroNautes tries to sell itself on a “weird sci-fi/psy” hook: military context, a protagonist who can switch bodies depending on the situation, and a kind of psychological mystery with tense relationships and some violence. On paper, that premise could be interesting. In practice, it’s just… not well executed. The biggest problem is inconsistency. The artworks feel low-budget and unbalanced, like cheap anime style done without the finesse. Some scenes look okay, others look rough, and the overall presentation never feels polished. Audio is also a letdown. The music is “fine” at best, and there’s a vocal track where the singer genuinely sounds off-key, which pulls you out of the moment instead of adding atmosphere. Mature content exists and you can choose censored/uncensored, but even uncensored it feels inco…

Neuronaut is an erotic visual novel in which you play a guy whose life hasn't been to rosy. Thinking how dull and grey his life has been, he comes across an old man handing him a thin book. Though he's declaring the old man a scammer, he decides to read the book that appears to be about spiritual techniques. Just before passing them off as humbug, he decides to try to separate his mind from his body... and it works! He then proceeds to hone this ability until he is ready to enter other people. And that's where his life slowly begins to regain color. This visual novel has several endings, though all except one end in death one way or another. Along the way you meet four different girls which you can "seduce", as the game says, at least once each, leading into a sex scene. The art style is not too simple and pretty nice. The story feels coherent, though there are some minor issues in a few places that make it a bit unclear or hard to follow. There also some good music to enjoy while reading through the story. All in all, not much to say other than it being a solid visual novel.

Neuronaut, developed by GUT.GAMES in collaboration with 7DOTS and published by GUT.GAMES, is an atmospheric narrative adventure that delves into themes of consciousness, identity, and moral choice. It places players in the shoes of an unassuming office worker who suddenly discovers the extraordinary ability to project his mind into the thoughts and bodies of others. This premise, both simple and conceptually rich, forms the backbone of an experience that is less about action and more about introspection. Through this unusual gift, the protagonist is forced to navigate not only the hidden emotions and motives of the people around him but also the moral consequences of trespassing into their private inner worlds. The result is a story that plays out as a philosophical exploration of what it means to understand another person—and where the boundaries of the self truly lie. The gameplay in Neuronaut operates at the intersection of a visual novel and an interactive psychological drama. It unfolds primarily through dialogue, internal monologues, and contextual choices that slowly piece together the mystery surrounding the protagonist’s newfound power. Each decision shapes not only how c…

Can't 100% the game so that's awesome