- April 1, 2015
- Robert Yang
Stick Shift
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About
"Stick Shift" is a Pay What You Want, single-player erotic simulation game where you play as a driver pleasuring a gay car. With a spectacular story, wonderful game mechanics, and a touch of humor, the game challenges the traditional portrayal of sex in games by making it an interactive experience. The game is compatible with Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux and has an average runtime of 4-7 minutes with two possible endings.
- The story features a heartwarming friends-to-lovers romance with a strong foundation of lifelong friendship between Red and Journey.
- The humor and antics involving farm animals add a delightful and entertaining element to the narrative, making it a fun read.
- The exploration of Journey's bisexual and demisexual awakening is handled with sensitivity, showcasing a realistic journey of self-discovery.
- Some readers found the storyline to be unrealistic, particularly in the portrayal of farm life and the ease with which the characters adapt to it.
- A few reviews mentioned a lack of conflict or tension, making the story feel somewhat predictable and lacking depth.
- There were critiques regarding the character development, with some feeling that Red's personality was overshadowed by Journey's journey of self-discovery.
story
80 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story centers around a heartwarming friends-to-lovers romance between Red and Journey, featuring themes of bi-awakening and self-discovery. Reviewers praise its lighthearted tone, humor, and the engaging dynamics between characters, including quirky farm animals, though some note a lack of conflict and originality. Overall, it is described as a sweet, low-angst narrative that resonates emotionally while providing plenty of laughs.
“The love story was engaging, and Journey's journey to finding his true self was well done. Red's love and loyalty for Journey was heartbreaking.”
“Journey and Red's love story is fun, crazy, and full of laughs.”
“This friends-to-lovers story is a sweet low angst journey that you can really connect with.”
“I think the story was missing conflict for me.”
“Very disappointed in this storyline.”
“The story was too unrealistic to be believable.”