I love that the game addresses common issues queer polycules tend to have but don't often get talked about. Although it's not fully fleshed out and there's not much time spent with the characters, it's cool seeing this kind of representation. Just real enough to be painfully relatable yet zany enough for it to not be so heavy-handed. Sidenote: Missed some of the dialogue because of the lack of "back" or "history" button, and not being a fast reader.