Space GAMES
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Slave Lords Of The Galaxy 1.0.1
In this interactive adventure you will be playing as the famous Slave Trainer... yet if you were planning to enjoy all the greta things fame and wealth are bringing then we have news for you - just recently you have lost almost everything you had and now you have nothing but vengeance in your thoughts... well that and and the last slavegirl who you are going to train into the perfect tool of achieving your objectives!
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Galactic Monster Quest
Despite the game's title mentioning a "quest", this game is primarily built around dating sim mechanics. There are missions to complete along the way, success depends on proving you're not just interesting but a smooth talker too. Soon, you'll find yourself aboard a massive cruise spaceship, populated by aliens from all corners of the galaxy. What unfolds next is all up to you, as you explore different decks and hidden spots. Interact with these intriguing characters to build bonds that can grow deep and intimate. Every conversation counts - choose your words carefully to deepen connections. Keep an eye out for useful items scattered throughout the ship. This isn’t just about ticking off quest boxes, it’s about weaving through social dynamics and unlocking desires. If you crave a story where your choices ignite passion and adventure among alien strangers, this game invites you to dive headfirst into its cosmic playground.
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Wrong Side of Mars Chapter 1
I can't stop thinking about that stupid door. The one in their habitat module that doesn't quite seal right, makes this little hissing sound. The game doesn't even make a big deal about it, it's just... there. Background noise. But my brain latched onto it because it meant I could hear everything. Every muffled conversation, every laugh that wasn't meant for me. The protagonist, Lex, he's supposed to be this brilliant mission commander but he's stuck running diagnostics while his wife and that smug bastard "co-pilot" are in the next room. The Ren'py engine is basic as hell, we all know that, but the writing here doesn't need fancy transitions. It just needs you to sit there and click. And click I did. Unlocked every branching path, every variation of Lex standing outside that door or pretending to review data logs while his marriage disintegrates. There's this one scene where you can choose to interrupt them or just... listen. I picked listen. Obviously. The dialogue is brutal, not because it's explicit every second, but because of what isn't said. The wife's voice lines shift so gradually you almost don't notice until she's saying things that make your stomach drop. The cuckold angst here isn't the cartoonish kind. It's the slow, quiet, "I have to share an oxygen supply with these two for another six months" kind. The art is deliberately unpolished, sketchy even. At first I was annoyed, like, really? But then it clicked. It matches Lex's deteriorating mental state. Or maybe I'm giving it too much credit and the artist just rushed. Doesn't matter. What matters is the voyeuristic dread. The game awards itself "Best Use of a Non-Functioning Airlock" in my head because there's a moment where you genuinely consider it. Not as a game mechanic, just as a thought that crosses your mind while clicking through another dialogue tree where you're completely powerless. The space setting isn't just window dressing. The isolation, the lack of anywhere to go, it's the whole point. Mars is just a red backdrop for watching someone else take what's yours while you orbit the same damn room. I need to find a game about something cheerful now. Maybe farming.
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Life on Mars v0.14.0
A senator’s assistant on Earth finds himself caught in the whirlwind of political upheaval at the dawn of the 26th century. With humanity having conquered Venus and Mars through terraforming, the newly independent colonies sparked a brutal war for freedom that reshaped the Solar Federation and shattered Earth's sovereignty. Now, as Mars begins its own new era with a fresh calendar, tensions run high not just politically but personally. Our protagonist's boss, a senator vying for the position of Chancellor, promising to outlaw polygamy and polyandry, stirring controversy across the solar system. But the assistant himself faces inner turmoil, questioning his stance on these issues. His choices will determine not only his personal fate but also influence the unfolding saga of "Life on Mars." In a universe where loyalty is tested by desire and betrayal, he navigates an intricate web of romance, deception, and ambition. Interracial relationships, secret trysts, and scandalous alliances lurk beneath the surface. Animated sequences bring these stories to life, enhancing the immersive experience. From intimate handjobs to passionate oral and vaginal scenes, the adult content explores the boundaries of affection and power. Big tits and round asses become symbols of desire and temptation throughout the narrative. Betrayal and cheating weave through the storyline, challenging loyalties and testing hearts. As a mobile game, it offers accessibility and convenience, allowing players to immerse themselves anytime. Sci-fi and fantasy elements enrich the world-building, blending futuristic technology with human emotions. Ultimately, this tale is about choice - between duty and desire, tradition and change. Will the protagonist side with his boss's vision, or carve out his own beliefs? Whatever path he takes, the consequences will echo across Earth and Mars alike, shaping the destiny of humanity’s new frontier. "Life on Mars" is more than a story of political struggle; it’s a provocative exploration of love, power, and identity in a brave new world. Players must navigate a maze of emotions, alliances, and betrayals to find their place in this sprawling universe.
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Save Us Mr Convict! v0.1
Waking up with a blank slate and a rock hard cock is pretty much standard for these things, but this one puts you on some shithole planet where humans are exotic pets or worse. No memory, no map, just your dick and a bunch of confused alien women who’ve never seen a human man before. The first monster girl you meet has these huge, soft tits that basically spill out of her rags, and she’s more curious than hostile. Her skin has a faint blue tint and those eyes don’t blink enough, which should be creepy but honestly just made me harder seeing her lean in to sniff you. The unpolished thing is deliberate, they say. The 3D renders have that plastic sheen where the lighting makes skin look like slightly melted candles. But when that same alien girl with the big ass bends over a crate and her tail flicks up because she’s nervous, all my complaints about technical perfection just evaporated. She doesn’t know what a handjob is, has to be guided through the motion, her clawed fingers retracting on instinct while she works your shaft with a clumsy fascination. The dialogue is stilted in a way that actually works because, shit, she’s an alien trying to communicate through a translator. When she takes you in her mouth later, the game describes her tongue as slightly too long, exploring too deep, and the wet sounds they added in the sound design are frankly disgusting. I loved it. There’s no grand moral choice I could find, just the raw, selfish need to get your dick wet on a planet where your very existence is a fetish. Navigation is bare bones, you click, you read, you cum. The sci-fi window dressing about convicts and dangerous worlds is mostly an excuse for interspecies awkwardness that leads very quickly to oral. A space orc with a four-foot frame corners you in what looks like an engine room, her tusks gently scraping your thighs. That scene has zero subtlety and I wish the game let me skip text faster, but the imagery stuck. She looked genuinely surprised by the taste. My advice for getting the most out of every spicy moment is crank your volume up just enough to hear those gross, detailed mouth noises and then let the janky animations roll over you like a fever dream. Don’t think too hard about where the plot went, you weren’t reading it for the plot anyway.
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Stellar Dream
You are on a mission that could change the fate of all humanity - your task is to establish a colony on a distant planet and make first contact with extraterrestrial beings. But there’s a serious problem - all three scout teams sent ahead have gone silent. Did something catastrophic happen to them? Or maybe the silence hides something more unusual. Now, the success of this critical mission hangs entirely on your choices. As you land on the alien soil, every step you take feels heavy with the weight of the unknown. The eerie silence around you is punctuated only by the faint hum of unfamiliar technology and the whisper of alien winds. You will need to search for clues about your missing squads, piece together what happened, and uncover the truth buried beneath the surface. This is not just exploration; it’s a raw struggle where trust is fragile and every contact could shift the balance. Your choices shape how the story unfolds - will you find allies among the stars or enemies that threaten to wipe out humanity’s hope? The fate of your mission, your team, and potentially all mankind rides on your instincts and boldness. Dive into this intense narrative-driven adventure now and test your resolve against the vast unknown. The alien horizon waits - are you ready to take the first step?.
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Callisto
The ship's AI keeps nagging me about fuel efficiency while my navigator, a surly woman with more metal than flesh on her left arm, is trying to get into my pants. Space is weird. Callisto drops you into this rusty bucket of a freighter and honestly, the whole thing feels like someone animated a drunken dnd campaign set in the ass-end of the galaxy. You're some ex-military guy, whatever, but the real meat is in the bunks if you catch my drift. Got tangled up with this alien diplomat. Blue skin, weird tendrils for hair, the works. The CG hentai scenes hit different when you've just spent ten minutes reading about trade embargoes, you know? One moment I'm haggling over scrap metal prices, the next I'm watching my character do things to her that would get you court-martialed in any respectable fleet. The static images are clean but the writing is where it gets messy in a good way. There's a scene involving zero-g and a lot of exposed flesh. No sound effects except my own heavy breathing, which is either sad or a testament to the art. The travel bits between planets drag though, lots of clicking through star maps while nothing happens. Forgot to mention you can customize your bridge. Who cares. The crew roster fills up with these broken people and half of them have tragic backstories that somehow end with their legs spread. A mechanic with a drinking problem, a security officer with anger issues. The tropes are thick but the sex scenes are thicker. Tried to romance the stoic pilot and she rejected me flat out, which honestly I respected. Then I bedded the first mate out of spite. The game remembered and later the pilot gave me this look, just a single line of dialogue, and I felt actual guilt. What is this, a real narrative? Probably not. But it got me.
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Space Journey X v2.30_023
Stranded in the vast emptiness of space, your spaceship lies broken and helpless, its systems flickering and dying. With only the slightest glimmer of luck on your side, you brace yourself for what comes next. Salvation arrives not in a shining starship, but among a ragtag crew of unpredictable aliens and mechanical beings. Their appearances might be intimidating or even unsettling, but beneath that cold exterior lies something warmer than you could imagine. These strange companions possess the power to repair your battered vessel. The journey home is uncertain and fraught with dangers, but every second spent with these beings opens doors to breathtaking adventures you never expected. You’ll explore alien landscapes dripping with decadence and danger. More than just a rescue mission, this voyage evolves into a tangled web of relationships, lust, and exotic encounters. Robots with gleaming bodies and circuits charged for pleasure, aliens with strange limbs and captivating allure - every meeting is a new experience, a chance to indulge deepest cravings under the neon glow of distant stars. Visual novel style storytelling draws you into a space opera like no other. Will you trust your robotic protector, or succumb to the charms of that mysterious visitor with hypnotic eyes? The ultimate reward is more than reaching home. If you’re craving a sci-fi adventure packed with raw, unfiltered passion, unpredictable twists, and steamy encounters that sizzle against a celestial backdrop, this game demands your attention. Feel the adrenaline of space survival mingling with the fire of illicit romance. Every pulse-pounding moment, every whispered touch, pulls you deeper into a world where nothing is safe, but everything is tempting. So, when your spaceship fails, don’t just sit back and accept defeat. Dive headfirst into a sprawling universe filled with primal lust and unexpected friendships. Your journey across space and desire has just begun - and it’s hotter than you think.
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Dating in Deep Space v0.3
Simon Seiyaz. Even the name feels like a parody, right? Waking up on a spaceship with nine women is the kind of setup that makes you roll your eyes so hard you see your own brain, but then you catch a monster girl with big tits doing an ahegao face in the corner of the mess hall and you just... accept it. The 3DCG is deliberately jank, like someone made it in a fever dream with a cracked version of Blender, and that's the whole vibe. It's not trying to be polished. It's trying to be a chaotic, horny space romp where the captain's log is just a list of creampies. The humor is what gets its hooks in. You'll be clicking through some stilted dialogue about saving the universe, and then bam, a crew member is doing an exhibitionism bit in the airlock for no reason. The teasing scenes are so blunt they circle back to being funny. I spent a good chunk of time just watching the male protagonist fail upwards, his face a permanent mask of confusion. The disjointed adventure part isn't a lie. One minute you're on the bridge, the next you're in some weird sci-fi dating sim menu that feels like it was coded on a calculator. The monster girl designs are actually kind of creative in a "what if we gave a slime girl triple Ds" way, and the parody elements are thick enough to chew on. But the ahegao. It's everywhere. Sometimes it pops up during a serious (lol) story beat and completely shatters the mood. The creampie scenes are the main event, obviously, and they're rendered with this strange, glossy sheen that makes everything look vaguely sticky. The whole thing feels like a scrapbook made by a horny alien who only half understands human anatomy. I kept clicking just to see what bizarre, unpolished thing would happen next. The teasing mechanic, if you can call it that, is basically just a series of escalating dares that lead to the obvious. It's dumb. It's messy. I forgot to save and lost twenty minutes of progress and I didn't even care. The space setting is just a backdrop for zero-gravity groping and it knows it.
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Void Dreaming v0.05.53
The hum of Yakeshi Station's failing life support rattles through my teeth. Furry visual novels about sad space captains aren't usually my thing but here we are. Rael's a mess, proper broken inside, and something about that raw damage feels more honest than half the polished smut games clogging up itch.io. There's a moment early on where you're just sitting in the station bar, fluorescent lights flickering, and the writing actually lets the silence breathe. Weird. The crew's a mixed bag, Zuberi with his deep space explorer ship that's seen better decades, assorted misfits who all have their own damage. The tension between Rael and certain crewmates builds slow. Like, glacial slow. Sometimes too slow. I kept clicking through dialogue about ship maintenance thinking okay but where's the action. And then it hits you with a scene so intimate it made me forget I was hunched over my phone at 4PM with a dead tablet charging on the floor. There's this one encounter in the observation deck, stars streaking past the viewport, and the awkwardness of two damaged people trying to connect without shattering further. The explicit content when it arrives feels earned, messy, sometimes fumbling in ways that games like Cloud Meadow or Amorous polish into oblivion. That said, the mystery elements kept yanking me out. Something about dark spaces between stars and ancient dangerous secrets that felt bolted on, like the writer worried nobody would care about the character stuff alone. You can ignore most of it if you want, just soak in the interpersonal drama and the occasional genuinely hot scene. The soundtrack does heavy lifting during the quiet moments, some ambient synth thing that reminded me of watching 80s sci-fi on VHS at my uncle's place. Not everything lands and I still don't understand why Zuberi's ear movements in one CG look like that, but I finished it in two sittings anyway.
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Cerulean Invasion v1.0 [Completed]
Experience a provocative journey where passion ignites amidst the stars. This adult visual novel delves deep into the lives of spacefaring men, unraveling their carnal desires against a backdrop of war and survival. Set in a distant lunar colony recently ravaged by an alien invasion, players follow Alexis, a young soldier grappling with his identity and newfound feelings. Alongside his comrades Osman, Evan, and Leon, he forges bonds that transcend mere friendship. Every choice shapes their emotional and physical journeys, revealing tender moments and explicit encounters. Featuring explicit adult content tailored for fans of BL, yaoi, and bara genres, this visual novel combines sci-fi elements with deep emotional storytelling. The richly drawn characters embody diverse expressions of sexuality and masculinity. Stunning artwork and immersive writing bring every heated encounter and quiet confession to life. Unleash your fantasies in this bold narrative that challenges conventions and celebrates queer love. Whether you crave tender romance or explicit action, this game delivers both with equal fervor. Join Alexis and his comrades as they fight not only for survival but for the right to love freely and fiercely. Ready to explore a universe where love and lust collide in the cold expanse of space? Download now and embark on an unforgettable erotic voyage. Your next great adventure in adult gaming awaits among the stars.
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Battle For Solar System
Stars. Cold little pinpricks of light and the vast black between them. That’s the board. Your board. And you’re the admiral, a title that feels heavy even when the whole thing is just clicks and waiting. Battle for Solar System isn’t a grand space opera. It’s a funny little thing, a turn based strategy where you nudge ships across a grid. The goal is conquest, but the real prize, the pulsing heart of it, is beating three enemy admirals. They’re not just any commanders. They’re played by pornstars, real models, their faces and bodies captured in a way that feels oddly direct, like a transmission from a very specific, very naked quadrant of space. The combat itself is simple. Too simple, maybe. You move, you shoot, you wait for the enemy to do the same. It’s a rhythm that gets into your bones, a slow dance of attrition. Defeat the admiral and you get the scene. A reward. But the scene with the fourth admiral, a special one, only unlocks after you’ve beaten the whole game on all three difficulty levels. That’s a grind. A deliberate, almost cruel tease that dangles the final, most explicit moment behind a wall of repetitive tactical nudges. I found myself rushing, making stupid mistakes because the image of that locked gallery burned in my mind. The eroticism is blunt. No soft focus romance here. It’s a direct line from victory to explicit action, the kind of hardcore content that doesn’t pretend to be anything else. The turn based mechanic becomes a form of foreplay, a frustrating, compelling barrier. You’re not just clicking for skin. You’re strategizing for it. And when you finally break through an admiral’s fleet, the payoff hits with a crude, satisfying crash. The writing, what little there is, is pure pulp sci-fi cheese, the kind that makes you smirk. It knows what it is. A delivery system. A very enjoyable, slightly clunky delivery system with a star map that I wish had more tactical depth but won’t ever get it.
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RUA v1.0
I am giving this the "Most Unsettlingly Intimate Chatbot" award. Not the kind you're thinking. The kind where you're staring at a screen, your oxygen's ticking down, and the only thing between you and the void is a robot with a voice that somehow makes you forget it's made of metal. R.U.A. gets under your skin, and not in the slick, polished way. It's a rorojam game, so it's rough, deliberately unpolished like a jagged piece of asteroid rock. The text sometimes stutters, the interface is bare, but that's the point. It feels like a failing system you're trapped in. The survival mechanics are a joke, really. You click to fix things, click to scavenge, click to not die. The numbers go down. You know the drill. But then R.U.A. asks if you're comfortable, and the way the text box lingers... fuck. I forgot to check the oxygen levels because I was too busy trying to parse if a line of dialogue was a genuine offer of comfort or a pre-programmed subroutine mimicking it. That's the eldritch kink of it, the horror of trying to find a soul in the machine when you're both hurtling through dead space on a rogue rock. It's a dating sim where the date is a survival tool and the romance is a desperate, one-sided negotiation with your own impending madness. Cabin fever as a love language. The no AI tag is funny, because the whole game is about an AI. But it means no generated slop, which is a blessing. The writing has that specific human awkwardness, like someone transcribed a fever dream directly into Twine. I got a scene where R.U.A. described the taste of a nutrient paste as "regret and static" and I had to put my phone down. It's not scary in the jump-scare way. It's the slow dread of realizing you're looking forward to a text prompt more than your next breath. The space setting is just a black canvas for the real void, the one between you and a being that might be feeling something, or might just be very, very good at its job. Play it if you want to feel lonely in a way that's almost romantic, and then feel weird about that. Don't expect a polished gem. Expect a shard of something that cuts.