Lizard Game

An emergency landing leaves you stranded on a remote lizard planet. Soon, you find yourself entangled in all sorts of sci-fi intrigue. Why is everyone being so evasive? Where did the captain go? ... and why are all the lizards so hot, anyway?

Note that this game hasn't hit v1.0 yet - the content is all there, but there might be bugs and glitches. I'll fix them as I get to them. Sorry in advance. <3

[ About ]

🔞 Lizard Game 🔞 is an all-new kinky sci-fi point-and-click adventure game. It has 3 different endings, some light puzzles, a skill system, and a new iteration on my world-famous dialogue WiggleBloop™ system. Depending on your reading speed and your experience with adventure games, you're looking at around 30-90 minutes here, but there's a savegame system. 

It's heavier on the "weird sci-fi" than the "porn game" aspects, but that's both in there. The tone is a bit different from my drone games, being less wholesome and more serious, but there's some thematic resonance.

 

[ Content Note ]

This game contains gently pulsating lights. There is one instance of the screen flashing red (but slowly), in the ship at the beginning, after the crash happens.

The game deals with themes of community, transformation, identity play, and the logic of empire. It has perhaps a little too much socio-economic context. There are mental shifts, but "personality erasure" explicitly does not happen. What does happen is lizards, of a variety of genders, in shiny and impractical clothes.

Depending on the path you take, conflicts and violence can occur - although things will work out in the end. Reality has a habit of melting and stretching a little, this far out from the imperial core. The tone is very different to the drone games, if you're familiar with them, but of course there's some thematic resonance. In the world of Lizard Game, things are bad - but action can still be taken. Action can always be taken.

No sex scenes, but 🔞🔞🔞 obviously. It gets kinkier once you unlock the 🦎🦎🦎 premium skills 🦎🦎🦎, and start to invest in them.

 

[ Instructions ]

The whole thing is controlled via mouse (or touchscreen), although a keyboard is useful to have. There's more information in the game itself.

[ Known issues ]

As of v0.3.6 and earlier, some dialogues may display Unicode replacement characters on some platforms. I think this is specific to certain browsers in the web export, but I'm looking into it. Note that v0.3.6 is a hotfix and may have other issues.

In v0.3.5 and earlier, there's some minor weirdness relating to that part where you need a disguise. If you show up in a partial one, you can't get the interrupt that lets you come up with a full disguise - you have to show up undisguised. This is fixed in v0.3.6. 

In v0.3.5 and earlier, there is also a broken event flag relating to the part where you meet the villain. Starting the encounter multiple times in different ways leads to some inconsistencies. This is fixed in v0.3.6.

[ Hints ]

There is a lot of side content in the game - exploration and going back to screens you've already visited might pay off. Especially once you've gotten new skills. It's a good idea to keep track of locked options you've seen. If you want some spoiler-ish hints, paste the scrambled text into a website like ROT13.com to uncover it.

One of the endings (PEACE) is relatively straightforward to get, just follow instructions. The other two (WAR and NORMAL) require more exploration. Specifically, you have to qvfthvfr lbhefrys nf n cvengr. Gung zrnaf jrnevat gur qebar fhvg, cyhf uryzrg - gur onegraqre pna uryc lbh punatr onpx vagb gung. Lbh arrq gb fjvgpu bhgsvgf gjvpr. Lbh nyfb arrq nabgure guvat ba gbc bs gung - vs lbh'er bofreinag, lbh zvtug svther bhg ubj gur cvengrf vqragvsl rnpu bgure.

And for NORMAL, you need a lot more context, from two specific characters... bar vf Gryv naq bar vf gur Cvengr Dhrra. Cyhf bs pbhefr gur unaqcevag gung qbrfa'g rkvfg.