At the twilight of February Terrarium managed to get the side-scrolling H-Game, Anthophobia, approved and released on Steam. I don’t know how they did it given its themes and I don’t know how they got past Valve’s taste police, but they did and the game is currently available for $14.99.
During the first week of release it’s discounted by 30% off, so you only have to pay $10.49 for the title.
Terrarium originally released the game back in early December of 2015, but it took them half a decade to scrounge up the courage to risk releasing the game on Valve’s digital distribution platform.
So why am I so shocked that Anthophobia is on Steam? Because it contains a ton of ecosexual themes, including lots of content that would clearly appeal to dendrophiliacs.
One would think that a game like this would be right up the alley of AOC’s brain-dead followers, eh? Getting closer to the Earth in ways most people never imagined was possible.
Anyway, the game is part horror, part action, and all H.
You’ll play as a young girl who was left alone in her apartment building for three months after a deadly fungal outbreak consumed known civilization. She attempts to escape by equipping a pistol and shooting any non-human monstrosity that comes her way.
And oh boy do they come.
As the heroine, gamers must navigate through corrupted hallways and infested alleys, killing, sneaking past, and dodging as many of the mutant plants as possible. You’ll venture through the city streets looking for refuge, and attempt to survive the deadly sewers and all the horrors it has to offer.
Throughout the six to hour adventure you’ll gain support from friendly NPCs, encounter more than 75 different sex scenes, and unlock 29 illustrated CGs from popular artists such as Fenrir, Sourjelly, Tsuyata Kome and Jotti, along with 12 bonus illustrations for version 1.00.
You can grab a digital copy of Anthophobia while it’s still available on the Steam store.
(Thanks for the news tip johntrine)