About This Game What would this gay space hero be like? The answer is he's a charmer - gaymism.comSmarter than it needs to be ... a light-hearted adventure - gaygamer.netIntroductionMy Ex-Boyfriend the Space Tyrant is a traditional point-and-click adventure but stands out for its gay cast and eye-catching visuals.On the surface, the storyline is standard science fiction fare: you play as retired space captain Tycho Minogue, dragged back into active service in order to foil the nefarious plans of a powerful interplanetary tyrant who is taking his fleet from world to world, subjugating the free people of the galaxy. But there are twists! A tale of love, loss and adventure spread over three planets and several lightyears, My Ex-Boyfriend the Space Tyrant is the gayest game ever made.Some Key FeaturesFull length gay themed point-and-click adventure gameA superb blend of comedy, drama, romance and mysteryArtwork by award winning artist Joe PhillipsOver 70 scenes and 40 charactersSource includedAccessibility options for vision and hearing impaired playersWhat The Fans Are SayingThank you for a wonderful game playing experience, and the fact that it was a 'gay game' made it ever so much more enjoyable for this gay player. - JohnI'd like to compliment you on the game, My Ex-boyfriend the Space Tyrant. I enjoyed the artwork, the tongue-in-cheekiness, and the sense of a campy space-adventure. It's nice to have a gay-centric game, especially since most games are heavily influenced to appeal to the straight guy-gamer. - JasonIt's a whole lot of fun, as a gay guy this is the game I've wanted to play all my life! - Brian 6d5b4406ea Title: My Ex-Boyfriend the Space TyrantGenre: AdventureDeveloper:Up MultimediaPublisher:Up MultimediaRelease Date: 21 Jul, 2014 My Ex-Boyfriend The Space Tyrant Keygen Please game, spare me. My boner can grow only so much. I recommend it because I enjoyed it. It's a cute game with a likeable protagonist, and the story is pretty interesting(also you might not enjoy it if you lack a sense of humour). I didn't like the ending though but not spoling it :P The art is MSPaint but it's drawn quite well for MSpaint, some people don't like it but I really don't mind the art. Better than pixelated artstyle*hides*. Yes, there's no voiceovers but all the chat bubbles are pretty short and to the point so you don't really need it imho, instead the game has some nice music :) And I think $15 is pretty fair for this game, I had the misfortune to buy less enjoyable games for more. Got a few hours of entertainment out of it which is pretty good. The game froze 2 times though so I had to close and re-start it again so make sure you save often!. If I had to summarize this game using just one word, I'd say fun! Now, as with practically all point-and-click games, there were a few moments where I had to look up a guide to help me when I got stuck, but it only happened a few times. And, as I already said, it happens for me in pretty much every point-and-click game I play, so it wasn't that big of a deal to me. I'm just mentioning it to be thorough. Anyway, the story was interesting if a tad clich\u00e9, but not in a bad way. Overall I thought the game was cute. The humor was pretty on the nose and there were innuendoes aplenty, but it was clearly all in good fun. I found it all quite humorous and kind of charming in a way. Now for the cons. I really only have two and one of them isn't a con as much as it's something I wish was included in the game that wasn't. Firstly, the game is just a tad buggy. It's not game-breaking or anything but it is there. Secondly, there were quite a few things in the story that I felt were left unexplained. Or perhaps it's more that certain events and characters weren't given the attention they deserve. Such as the crew on the ship! I wanted to know more about them but nothing was really mentioned beyond the basics as to their station. Or perhaps the most important question, why did Tycho and Andy break up?! All unnecessary things in the grand scheme of things, but things that I want to know none the less!Sadly, I can see how someone could take the game too seriously and maybe even take offense given the blatancy and over-the-top manner in which the game presents itself. I personally think that's part of the charm. I think this is just a light-hearted and silly game meant to be fun and to broaden the selection of LGBT+ games out there for people to enjoy, and it does a good job of that. I can't say "don't take offense" because there's always going to be somebody who will... but I say just give it a chance. It's not an exceedingly long game or anything and you might just enjoy yourself! Surely you'd find at least one part to be fun.. Like most things it had good and bad points. The animation and graphics were occasionally shoddy and inconsistent. The menus and click detection areas were sometimes awkward and clunky. But looking past its gameplay flaws it had a great story which got a bit touching towards the end. Beneath the light hearted comedy and sexual innuendo there were some dark points which added needed depth to the story universe.I'm glad I played it.There definitely needs to be more gay content in the gaming industry. Both gay themed/orientated games and gay content inclusive games.. If you loved point-and-click adventure games when they were big (think Monkey Island, King's Quest, Day of the Tentacle etc) and enjoyed the irreverent, cheesy, innuendo-laden humour of the Al Lowe Leisure Suit Larry games, MEBtST will be totally up your alley. I grew up on the aforementioned click-and-point adventure games, and I loved them, and I really enjoyed this. It's silly, over-the-top fun, with some great one-liners, some amusing pop culture references, break the fourth-wall moments, and a space opera to boot. The art, on the whole, suited it, with loud colours and quirky designs, though in places the background art seemed inconsistent with the rest of the game. The music was great and suited the upbeat space opera mood, and the sound effects were unobtrusive and fit the mood well. My only complaints were that at times it felt like it was running slowly; it seemed to take ages for Tycho to walk from one end of the screen to the other, and there were a couple of typoes in the dialogue I noticed. A little more character development would have been nice, too, but for a fun, silly, and slightly surreal game, it was most enjoyable. (I'm seeing a lot of "I'm offended" comments on here, or mentions of it being "unrealistic": a fair call, but I never felt like the game was meant to be realistic or taken too seriously: it felt like a gay-themed Leisure Suit Larry, which was equally silly and unrealistic in its portrayal of both female characters and heterosexual relationships. While it's nice to have serious games and accurate representation, it's also sometimes nice to have a bit of fun and some smutty humour which isn't really hurting anyone.). I wish there was a reason as to why I bought this.... Great game!!! loved it. So bad that it is good. I cannot stop dying laughing. This game is horrible in all the best ways. If you want to contantly laugh at terrible jokes, funny characters, and strange worlds, this game is for you. The walk cycle alone is worth a couple chuckles. I am playing this for one of my let's plays with a friend. If you want to check out the game play you can here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_omT6TsRAlA It is honestly pretty funny. As a comedy game this is a solid 7/10, as a interactive novel it fails pretty hard. But if you want a good laugh, buy it.. This game made me laugh a whole bunch, and the aesthetic is great. Very kitschy, but also does a decent job of capturing the 90s point-and-click adventure game style; a lot of the humor feels in the same vein, but with a gay twist. It's got some issues; make sure to save often, because sometimes the game will crash. You can double-click when moving to a new screen to skip the often long walking animations. On the whole, this game was worth playing, and I'm looking forward to playing the sequel. New version of My Ex-Boyfriend the Space Tyrant now live: Seven years after its initial release and five years after the last update, version 1.12 of My Ex-Boyfriend the Space Tyrant is now available!My Ex-Boyfriend the Space Tyrant is a gay-themed sci-fi adventure game with artwork by award winning artist Joe Phillips and is a prequel to Escape from Pleasure Planet.The update is free for existing owners of the game, you boldfaced minxes.Key features: Save games load much faster Animated text Hardware accelerated graphics Lots of new writing mostly in the side plots (main plot is unchanged) Same engine version as Escape from Pleasure Planet (three years of improvements) Scaling effect along the z-axis Dozens of bug fixes New path planning Some updated art and animations Reworked some scenes to even out tone of game Quality of life improvements like inspect inventory items Support for more types of monitors Controller support Return of the linux version The console on startup is gone New build process for windows/mac/linux to support more computersBasically every line of code has been touched in some way. It's definitely been a work of love. Old save games aren't supported but players can switch back to the previous version of the game on Steam using the "classic" beta channel.Share and Enjoy!** "Share and Enjoy" is, of course, the company motto of the hugely successful Sirius Cybernetics Corporation Complaints division, which now covers the major land masses of three medium sized planets and is the only part of the Corporation to have shown a consistent profit in recent years.. Sequel out now: We are pleased to announce the sequel to "My Ex-Boyfriend the Space Tyrant" is now available. "Escape from Pleasure Planet" is a brand new adventure starring Captain Tycho Minogue and his crew with a fast paced story, new features, upgrades and of course great art by Joe Phillips.Early reviews have been very positive.We hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoyed making it!http://store.steampowered.com/app/504410. Trading Cards now dropping: The people have asked and we have delivered.Today we published a set of trading cards for the Steam edition of My Ex-Boyfriend the Space Tyrant. The set of six cards use beautiful location artwork from the game and contain extra information about the galaxy in the game.There are also five badges, including a special "Beautiful Space Traveller" foil badge, as well as emoticons like ":flirtbot:" and special profile backgrounds that you can unlock.If you have already been playing the game, you should retroactively receive some cards.It was fun to put these together and we hope you enjoy them.Read more about Steam trading cards: https://steamcommunity.com/tradingcards/faq. 5th anniversary: A new version of My Ex-Boyfriend the Space Tyrant will be released later this year to celebrate the 5th anniversary of the initial release of the game way back in 2012.The new release will see the game ported to the same engine as the sequel, Escape from Pleasure Planet (available now). This 2017 version of the engine is massively updated compared to the 2013 one running Space Tyrant and contains bug fixes, performance improvements and new features such as dual monitor support. Story and gameplay will be generally unaffected.The original version of the game will also still be available on Steam in a "classic" channel. The update will be free to all owners.END FLIRT MODE. New mod available: There's a new unofficial mod available for players of the game. Ribeena's Graphics Updates provides an alternative take on some of the game art. You can see examples and download mod here:https://www.nexusmods.com/myexboyfriendthespacetyrant/mods/1Pretty awesome.
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