Greenhouse

Greenhouse is an interactive fiction game by Ekull that casts you as Erik, an anthropomorphic dragon navigating a dangerous research facility to locate three missing college friends. The premise quickly reveals itself as far darker than a simple rescue mission: the facility's flora has developed predatory, sexual intelligence, and your survival depends on outwitting botanical threats through puzzle minigames and narrative choices.

The gameplay loop alternates between text-based exploration—where your decisions shape which encounters you face and how they unfold—and action-oriented minigames that demand quick reflexes or strategic thinking to escape dangerous situations. Ekull's approach respects player agency; the story branches meaningfully based on your choices, and the minigames aren't mere window dressing but integral to the tension and pacing. The free version includes the first two chapters, with a third chapter available for purchase that roughly doubles the game's scope.

The adult content is substantial and integral to the narrative rather than decorative. Expect explicit sexual scenes involving the protagonist and plant-based entities, predominantly M/Plant or M/M configurations, though the developer notes that consent isn't always explicitly negotiated—a detail relevant if that theme is a concern. The pixel art aesthetic and atmospheric sound design create genuine unease despite the erotic framing; light gore accompanies the sexual content, grounding the horror elements. Greenhouse is available across Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android, making it accessible regardless of your platform preference.