This review is a research-based synthesis of 18 published sources, last checked 6 October 2026. We have not played the game ourselves; the scores express our editorial judgment. How we score games
A house hunt, an office shift and a sore back all become excuses for gay sex here. Still Gayer enjoys those shameless porn setups, but affection gives its best stories staying power. Percy and Blake have the friction of established partners; Evan and Snake must work out whether their BDSM arrangement has become something deeper.
Branching choices let those relationships change. Match-three boards determine how quickly you get back to them. Clearing a puzzle can give the next encounter a sense of reward, but the game has a habit of assigning another board just as a couple becomes interesting.
Couples with something to say

Alex's Italian reunion with winery owner Valentino trades on the appeal of an old college crush grown newly desirable. Their size difference and exaggerated bodies help sell the attraction, although Alex's relentless interest in sex makes the reconnection feel shallow. Hugo and his boss William supply a workplace power fantasy; the massage story cheerfully abandons professional boundaries.
Percy and Blake's haunted-house adventure starts with a recognisable disagreement about their future home. Blake wants somewhere that suits their life together; Percy gets distracted by modern comforts and adult toys. Their shared history gives the absurd Victorian detour its charm.
Evan and Snake's Valentine story does the most with its relationship. A dominant BDSM persona gives way to questions about their bond, and a choice can lead to companionship without sex. Intimacy matters even when it produces no new animation. Connor and Dan's attraction brings uncertainty about sexuality into another workplace setting: camp counselors winding down after the children have left.
Attractive bodies, uneven performances
Illustrated nudity, animated sex, voices and sound effects give the encounters more presence than a static nude reward. The men have distinct designs, with slight and muscular partners catering to different tastes. Extravagant anatomy and cartoon expressions are central to the fantasy. They can be sexy, but the exaggeration sometimes tips a scene into comedy.
Rigid movement undermines some otherwise attractive art, and animation quality varies across the anthology. Backgrounds and music give the stories a sense of place; they cannot supply the heat when an encounter looks stiff. The stronger couples have enough personality to carry a scene. Others rely heavily on the appeal of their particular bodies and scenario.
English story dialogue is partially voiced, while the sex animations include voices and sound. Spoken lines can bring a couple's emotional stakes closer, but corny delivery also makes dialogue feel less natural, and partners do not all have equal vocal presence. Choices happen in the story and puzzle progression; the sex arrives as an animated reward.
Hairballs between you and the good part

Match-three stages have different objectives and obstacles along the story branches. Useful combinations and consumable abilities, including bombs and extra moves, give you decisions beyond clicking through dialogue. A tricky stage can make the following sex scene feel earned. The bargain gets less attractive when a brief exchange immediately sends you back to another board.
Spreading hairballs are the clearest case of challenge spoiling the mood. They occupy the board and demand attention; persistent spreaders make some levels especially tiresome. The reward stays fixed while the work grows. Losing a consumable on a failed attempt adds frustration when you came to spend time with a particular couple. These already brief relationships suffer from the interruptions.
The Valentine update added an unlimited-turns option, which eases repetition but still requires you to clear the boards. Its availability on a first playthrough remains unclear. Branches and alternate outcomes offer worthwhile reasons to return, including a different emotional direction for a relationship. Replaying the puzzles is less enticing, and pursuing every reward exposes how easily the flirting becomes routine.
A complete anthology, with extras to keep

At the October 2026 check, the regular US Steam price was $9.99 for the released Windows game. Sex is included, with no separate uncensor purchase. The delivered Valentine story and seasonal material expand the original anthology, although some holiday illustrations reuse artwork with clothing variations. Those make pleasant bonuses; another developed encounter would do more for the fantasy. Steam availability varies by region.
The paid 4K Animations Pack supplies voiced MP4 exports of game animations. The Supporter Art Pack, Digital Artbook and soundtrack are also optional purchases. None is needed to reach the base game's sex scenes. They give you material to keep outside the game, without changing its pacing. Steam lists Windows support; the developer's separate itch.io offer lists Android too, outside the scope of this assessment.
Verdict

Still Gayer is worth buying for its varied couples and the moments when sex grows out of affection, uncertainty or an honest conversation. Evan and Snake's relationship is the strongest draw, while the illustrated bodies and voiced encounters give the broader anthology plenty of erotic appeal. Stiff animation and corny acting keep it from feeling polished. The puzzles are harder to forgive: they repeatedly stall romances that need room to breathe. Gay furry fans who enjoy match-three have a worthwhile package here; readers impatient to spend time with the men will find the boards a persistent chore.
What works
- +Distinct couples, with meaningful emotional choices in the BDSM relationship
- +Animated, voiced gay sex included in the base game
- +Free story additions and seasonal bonuses expand the anthology
Drawbacks
- −Repeated boards and spreading hairballs stall the romance
- −Stiff animation and corny, partially voiced dialogue
Questions before you play
Does the Steam game include explicit sex, or is a patch required?
Explicit gay sex and nudity are included in the Steam base game, with no uncensor patch required. The paid art, animation and music extras are optional.
Is Still Gayer a complete game?
Yes. The completed anthology's five original stories were followed by Evan and Snake's free Valentine story and seasonal bonus material. Other projects from Furlough Games are separate games.
Is all of the story voiced?
The English narrative is partially voiced. Sex animations include voice acting and sound effects, but not every character has spoken audio throughout every encounter.
Can the match-three puzzles be played with unlimited turns?
The Valentine update added an unlimited-turns option. It removes the move limit but leaves the board objectives to complete, so puzzles still stand between story scenes. Whether the option is available on a first playthrough remains unclear.
Does the 4K Animations Pack unlock additional sex scenes?
The pack supplies the game's animations as voiced 4K MP4 files. It is not needed to unlock the base game's story scenes. Art packs and the soundtrack are separate optional extras.
Does the Steam edition support Mac, Linux or Android?
Steam lists the base game for Windows only. Furlough Games separately offers Windows and Android downloads on itch.io; the mobile build and its update parity are outside this Windows review.
This review is based on published sources. Its scores express our editorial judgment. How we score games
Sources & further reading +
- Steam — current base game and US offer ↗
- Furlough Games — launch and partial story voice ↗
- Furlough Games — the five original stories ↗
- Furlough Games — Valentine story and unlimited turns ↗
- Furlough Games — delivered summer mini-stories ↗
- Furlough Games — delivered winter additions ↗
- Steam — 4K Animations Pack ↗
- Steam — Supporter Art Pack ↗
- Steam — Digital Artbook ↗
- Steam — soundtrack ↗
- Furlough Games — separate itch.io offer ↗
- Steam player — route-by-route relationship and voice criticism ↗
- Steam player — favorable art assessment with detailed puzzle faults ↗
- Steam player — branching goals, art and romantic appeal ↗
- Steam player — rigid animation and uneven later progression ↗
- Steam player — negative story and spreading-hazard assessment ↗
- Steam player — negative reshuffling and progression account ↗
- Steam player — negative puzzle gating and scene quality ↗
Last checked 6 October 2026.



