Stellar Dream - Part 1

Game gets updates on Patreon but not on steam, absolute BS

Steam version and Patreon version are 2 different versions......yet you pay for both. When this was first announced they had zero mention of making it into parts and used the OLD issues with adult games and CC companies as the excuses claiming NSFW games couldn't be launched in EA.....even those they are to this day currently launching in EA.....just a money grab Even in my library it doesn't have the title of Stellar Dream- part one like other games.....because it was changed AFTER the fact. Way too late to refund we got screwed over

Breeders rejoice! A new dawn of knocking-up absolutely everyone is on the horizon! Now with 200% more colonization! Stellar Dream is from the same developers of S.H.E.L.T.E.R. (I'll never remember what the acronym is for) and it is essentially serving up another helping of impregnation fetish. It has taken the same approach as an 80's action sequel - do the thing again, but this time bigger. And boy, is it bigger. First off, it's like something clicked in the developers head. "Why just impregnate humans when we can impregnate anything?" He was off to the races after that. Purple aliens that get pregnant from their mouths? Check. Lizard ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥? Check (bewilderingly you can't get them pregnant due to species incompatibility which I'm legitimately shocked there wasn't some quest to get a device or potion or something that lets you breed them given the specificity and clarity of vision these games have for giving babies to everyone). Obsidian dwarves? Check. This design choice increased the variety from the previous title by like, two fold. What about the writing? It's nothing to be excited about, but a lot of the wholesale grammatical butchery that occurred in S.H.E.L.T.E.R. is no…

Like the art style, like character direction, Very well made.

[h2]TL;DR[/h2] A surprisingly story-rich adult sci-fi VN for players who want to build and progress meaningful relationships among the stars, 8/10 — or a 9/10 if you can shrug off a few small bugs. [h2]Brief Description[/h2] After a long journey through space, you wake from a cryo pod and are charged with helping the colonization efforts on multiple planets. From the promo material, I expected a game built around alien planets and exotic races, but Stellar Dream actually spends the better part of its effort fleshing out the ship and the human relationships aboard it. Honestly, that's where it shines. There's some genuinely nice alien content, but it's hit-or-miss and underbaked next to the rest. [h2]Gameplay & Structure[/h2] The ship is your hub: roam the ship building up bonds with the crew while doing some side quests, head down to a planet for a mission, then come back to a fresh set of interactions. [b]Rinse and repeat.[/b] The character creation drops you straight into picking stats before you have any idea what they do, and the system's shallower than it looks since most stats can be trained without any cost or drawbacks. The karma points also barely matter; th…

Much like Shelter, the story is pretty good. The animation style is good too, but might not be everyone's cup of tea. Worth the money for sure.