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4
Recommended
0.0 hrs last two weeks / 5.7 hrs on record (0.7 hrs at review time)
Posted: Apr 7, 2020 @ 6:38pm
Updated: Apr 8, 2020 @ 3:11pm

At a Glance
(Adult) Content
Yes, (F, FxF, FxM, MxM) sexual content.
Censorship
No. Woot! Woot!
Hours of Gameplay
Two or three hours.
Modding Support?
No.
Patch Available?
No.

Future Love Space Machine is sexy lady poser.

Gameplay
You select two characters (or “partners) from a list of premade creations. Alternatively, you can create your own characters using the built-in character creation tool. After choosing your crew, it’s time to pose ’em. There’s only one stage to create your lusty scenes, but there’s a variety of sexual poses to choose from. Beyond dickin’ with a camera and posing your subjects, there isn’t anything else to do. There is no meaningful gameplay, and I’d relate this game to a virtual doll house.

Story
Based on the loading screens, I think that this game is 'sposed to be a virtual simulation (and you're plugged in). There is no character development (beyond a name and species). It's a shame, I would have liked to have learned more about each playable character, and their (clearly) diverse backgrounds. Perhaps the developers can insert character bios, or implement visual novel segments.

Visuals
The interface and loading screens are highly stylized. They appear corrupted, and will often flicker. I liked the aesthetic, but I understand why many may find it distracting. You can adjust quite a bit of audio and visual settings from the "options" menu at any point.

- The Goods -
There's quite a bit of sexual animations to. . . enjoy. They are pretty alright, but lack progression. When using two female characters, one will always don genitalia or a strap-on (to fill-in a male role). Expect basic sexual intercourse across a wide variety of genders.

Verdict
Wait for a good sale, and (much needed) updates. The content is a bit lacking, and there is no meaningful gameplay. If this title receives regular updates (following release), then by all means, support the developers to continue doing so (by buying the game).

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10 Comments
Jun 5, 2020 @ 1:12pm 
''I just pirate that scum companies games now'' good choice, they shouldn't be encouraged to continue their ♥♥♥♥♥♥ behaviour
Jun 1, 2020 @ 11:55pm 
Oh boy. Big reply(s).

My viewership is predominately for this greedy multi-billion dollar corporate companies (Valve) platform . While I do intend on writing for software off-Steam, my money and influence comes from Steam — off-Steam projects aren't on my radar, for the moment.

Fifteen USD, eh? Not bad, not bad.

Skyrim is the heckin' balls, I'll play that game modded/unmodded any day. . . I grew up on console Elderscrolls. As an adult, modding certainly breathed life into the series. I don't follow Bethesda's happenings, but I hear it's a [poop]show. But as far as I'm concerned, I have every game I could want — between Borderlands and the Elderscrolls, I'm not sure if I'll ever get bored.
Jun 1, 2020 @ 11:41pm 
And don't even get me started on the abomination they call "Fallout 76." F*ck Todd Howard with a rusty screwdriver up his c*ck hole! I'm glad I wasn't dumb enough to buy it lmao, like remember what happened with the collectors edition high quality duffle bags customers were supposed to get? They ended up being ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ nylon, but typical capitalism greed as usual. I just pirate that scum companies games now unless they're moddable or multiplayer and somewhat decent lolol
Jun 1, 2020 @ 11:37pm 
What do you mean "outside of your influence?" Because it's not on a greedy multi-billion dollar corporate companies (Valve) platform? In any case Virt-A-Mate is only 15 bucks for the "creator" version which is the highest tier version, and then you have both paid and free mods, and a huge amount. Skyrim is trash unmodded lol, so yeah a fine piece of software to MOD, but not play vanilla ;) like come on Bethesda, what happened to Morrowinds hardcore rpg experience? Having to go into our journals to read the memo npc's gave us to find out where to go using descriptions of landmarks, eg. "Turn left at the Mill at the end of *insert road name here.* The only reason those scum c*nts didn't ♥♥♥♥ up the new Dooms is because John Carmack who did the originals was part of it lol.
Jun 1, 2020 @ 10:29pm 
I'll. . . have to look into that. It doesn't appear to be on Steam, unless the name is spelled differently. With that in mind, this so called Virt-A-Mate is outside of my sphere of influence. I strictly discuss Steam games.

. . . but that does sound cool. Makes me think of Skyrim, a darn fine piece of software to mod.
Jun 1, 2020 @ 10:23pm 
All these things are trash, check out Virt-A-Mate, complete sex sim sandbox, with a huge modding community too, and I should also mention that incompatible mods just dont work as opposed to crashing
Apr 9, 2020 @ 10:50am 
Whether or not I "thumbs up" a game is a a bit complicated. Actually, I dislike the "thumbs" system and that's why I include a "Verdict" section in my reviews to discuss my thoughts on who should buy the game.

I was not sponsored to rate this game positively, but this is a game where I was on the fence. I don't have a "sideways thumb", nor did I think this game to be so bad it deserved a thumbs down. I had fun with this title, and I didn't think it to be a bad game for anyone on the look for a virtual doll house that doesn't have the money or know-how to use a program like Daz Studio or Poser.

. . . and I enjoy writing reviews, thank you.
Apr 9, 2020 @ 7:32am 
Reading your sentence:

"Beyond dickin’ with a camera and posing your subjects, there isn’t anything else to do. There is no meaningful gameplay, and I’d relate this game to a virtual doll house."

And thinking - why did you thumbs up this game? Is it a mistake? What makes it a thumbs up game? Unless you were sponsored to review this game positively. Then I would understand. And btw, I am really enjoying your reviews, well done. This one is quite odd, though.
Apr 7, 2020 @ 7:48pm 
It does look alright, and I think that this title has a lot of promise. But I would wait for a stronger sale, or for more content. I am working on a more detailed review, complete with screenshots. I think this game has the buildin' blocks for somethin' awesome, but it's up to the developers to do somethin' with 'em.
Apr 7, 2020 @ 7:37pm 
Sounds (and looks) pretty good, but I think I'll probably wait for a sale. Thanks for the review!