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50% positive of 2 · 2 user reviews · Live from Steam
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Reproduction Man is a 2D puzzler where you help some very simple-minded sperm get to the egg. This cult classic of the Windows shareware era was brought back for its 20th anniversary with all-new graphics, animation and sound. Its outward cuteness belies some very tough puzzles.
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Review score: 50% on 2026-11-01 → 50% today (2 reviews)
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Posted a new Windows build that doesn't use the Microsoft C Runtime. The old saying is true: The Microsoft runtime is never a fun time.
Posted a new Windows build that doesn't use the Microsoft C Runtime. The old saying is true: The Microsoft runtime is never a fun time.
We had a couple of issues with things disappearing when the framerate ratcheted down. These should be fixed in the newest build.
We had a couple of issues with things disappearing when the framerate ratcheted down. These should be fixed in the newest build.
Is it really a remake of a 20-year-old game? Yes. If you were alive when shareware games were distributed on plastic discs that you purchased using bizarre green paper tokens at places where you probably had to travel using some sort of strange "wheeled convey…
Is it really a remake of a 20-year-old game? Yes. If you were alive when shareware games were distributed on plastic discs that you purchased using bizarre green paper tokens at places where you probably had to travel using some sort of strange "wheeled convey…