Lost in Pleasure [v0.0.4] By Impasse

Impasse Games released a new game called Lost in Pleasure and the version is 0.0.4. The game’s story is about This game is a birth simulation game set in space. You control the only sentient being left in the universe who aimlessly wanders the galaxy searching for any remaining signs of life with little expectations. She stumbles upon an abandoned research station that still functions and discovers that the technology they were working on that could modify the human body beyond normal limits. With nothing left to lose she decides to spend some time at the station to see the research results.

Developer:	Impasse
File Size:	35.3 MB
Version:	0.0.4
OS:	Windows
Languages:	English

game details

Game Version Changelog:

v0.0.4

Added a new location in Free Play mode: Tunnel
- New monster: Aether Core (Modified)
- A mass of tentacles that bind the character with oral and vagina options
- Controls that allow various changes such as the size of the breasts and stomach Next Steps:
Next patch will include the following:
- UI updating improving the looks of the buttons and screens
- Some recoding to get mobile to work on browsers
- Combining ‘Play’ and ‘Free Play’ in preparations for gameplay
- Hotkeys (maybe)
The next scene will be worked on in the meantime but will not be added in the upcoming patch

Developer Notes:

“Simply put, the game is currently barely a prototype. Developed just enough to work.\n\n Just about every asset is a placehholder or will be reworked in the future. Game mechanics are either simplified or don’t even exist yet. So why release this then? Well partially to see if the game even works programming wise, I never released anything on both HTML and Windows before after all. But also to gauge interest.\n\n

The game will feature: stages of pregnancy, birth, CG cutscenes of significant moments, and evolution tree with a variety of creatures, multiple rooms of various features, and so on.\n\n The game is currently planned to be able to run in ‘real time’ where you have the freedom to control how fast and much time will progress. I intend to add a progression system into the game, but is technically optional, since you can literallly control time after all.”