Alien Lust

Alien Lust is a side-scrolling shooter from XGroundhog that positions you as a police officer investigating a derelict spaceship—only to find yourself trapped with hostile extraterrestrial threats. The premise trades subtlety for directness: survival means combat, evasion, and managing increasingly intimate encounters with the alien ecosystem around you.

Gameplay centers on side-scrolling shooting mechanics paired with resource management and trap avoidance. You'll navigate hostile encounters with an alien companion system that lets you direct your ally's behavior through a radial menu—choosing between combat support, stat-boosting intimate moments, or health regeneration. The title leans heavily into its adult themes, with explicit scenes woven into both enemy encounters and ally interactions. XGroundhog has implemented a gallery mode (accessible from pause) so players can revisit scenes, alongside customizable toggles for looping H-scenes and visual settings like cumflation intensity.

Built in Unity and currently at version 0.60, Alien Lust is frankly incomplete—the developer notes that finishing the final level remains unimplemented, and several mechanics are marked work-in-progress. That said, the patch history shows consistent iteration: tentacle trap systems, multi-stage ally interactions, clothing removal mechanics, and audio/graphics options have all landed in recent builds. Android controls are currently functional but scheduled for refinement. The 18 available screenshots suggest a 3D visual style with attention to creature and character design.

Expect this as an experimental work-in-progress rather than a polished release. If you're drawn to the premise and willing to engage with an evolving project, there's a foundation worth exploring—though patience and tempered expectations are necessary.