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83% positive of 497 · Very Positive · Live from Steam
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Assume the role of a praying mantis in a relationship dilemma. Torn between their mutual love and the instinct to have sex – which could lead to the male mantis’s death – the couple is on the verge of making a decision. Type anything you want in response to your partner during this life-changing conversation.
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Review score: 83% on 2026-11-01 → 83% today (497 reviews)
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Hi everyone, We just pushed a small patch with the following changes: Natural language recognition was slightly improved Some minor bug fixes Now the game doesn't comment on the absence of the player if it's paused or if you are reviewing the text at the end o…
Dear all, It’s been three years since the release of Don’t Make Love. Three wonderful years, full of amazing people and all kinds of emotions. This game was developed by a great human being out of the need to communicate personal experiences, thoughts, and emo…
First of all, thank you very much for all your positive feedback since launch!
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