Reviews

• gamedeal user

  Oct 25, 2021

  It really sucks that this is the only decent gay vr experience and has no balls the size diff makes up for it tho
• gamedeal user

  Nov 25, 2021

  i did the dinosaur
• gamedeal user

  Nov 26, 2021

  Very well made, simple yet complete and... very sexy. What can I say, try it when you're alone in your room. You won't regret it. Hehe.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 30, 2021

  I mean, its janky and basic, but is basically the only gay VR game on steam, so I'll tentatively recommend it. Also that voice, I could get off to that alone. Holy fuck.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 1, 2021

  This is kinda gay
• gamedeal user

  Jan 29, 2022

  fun for a few minutes, no more updates?!
• gamedeal user

  May 4, 2022

  I played this game a while back when i was trying out VR and so on. Unfortunately, the updates seemed to have stopped. Releasing another game with the same dinosaur asset as another game. If the developer is going to release a third version of this game a year after Dinohazard... I probably wouldn't warrant a purchase (unless all the versions get updates at the same time.) Or if original owners of the same game get the other versions bundled in general. As of right now I wouldn't warrant a purchase.
• Chapomon

  Nov 18, 2022

  I revisited this game while reviewing the follow up and this game is still very hot! It still has the same charm and horny energy that I remember when I bought this game at launch. This sexy T-rex demands my attention as I worship him anyway I please to in turn please him. You can watch my impressions on this game on YouTube: https://youtu.be/6e51UClt7Qc
• Kotarocat

  Jul 6, 2023

  This game provides a unique and immersive experience, simulating the challenges of being trapped in an alley with a dinosaur while being pursued by the police. Set in a futuristic setting, it offers thought-provoking insights into society's perception of nudity and how people are often conditioned to conceal their bodies. The game sheds light on the plight of individuals who are marginalized and cast aside in society, portraying them in a dark alley next to a dumpster. It explores how society and the police often only take notice of them when they engage in behavior deemed inappropriate or unacceptable. The game also delves into the challenges faced by soldiers after the war, highlighting their struggle to find employment and how they resort to desperate measures to avoid starving. It highlights the plight of veterans and their journey to reintegrate into society, showcasing the harsh realities they face and the lengths they go to in order to survive.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 12, 2021

  It's hard to review animation focused 'games'. You can judge whether the cost is worth it or not for you. I personally liked it and like to support devs. The 'game' has a nice tease opening animation not mentioned [according to itch io it was added recently]. As far as the minimal 'gameplay' goes [managing the meters], it's not clear that there are various options for each animation. The multiple teases, and the 2 options for most of the others by clicking the associated number again. But once you figure that out, it's easy to 'finish' properly. [also on itch io saw the dev acknowledge the lack of clarity in how the animations have multiple variations] And I'd like to point out there's actually 5 teases, and anything marked in the product description with * (Will be available in the next version) is already in the current version of the game. And the UI is slightly different from the screenshots now [and there's 5 accessories to turn on/off instead of the 4 in the screenshots]. It's functional UI. It says he plans to add things and has already done so before the game even released on Steam, so hopefully more stuff comes too. It'd be nice to get some more improvements. The only thing I'm iffy on is the flashlight, the lighting and textures in the game just doesn't lend itself well to a flashlight pointing at the T-Rex. And I wish that crouch was mapped to shift instead of 'c' or that you could change the keybinds and an option to toggle. Other than that it's pretty much what you'd expect it to be, the animations are done well, there's a decent amount of text dialog for each animation though it's not voiced. Meter management is really easy to do successfully.