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This is a visual novel containing furry characters and homosexual themes. You take on the role of a furry who has moved to a seaside village and become involved in the lives of its residents.
Lagoon Lounge : The Poisonous Fountain is a lgbtq+, visual novel and indie game
developed and published by KAIJYU-09.
Released on July 05th 2018 is available only on Windows
in 7 languages: English, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Thai.
It has received 589 reviews of which 551 were positive and 38 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.7 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 13.79€ on Steam.
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows Vista, XP, 7, 10 (each 64bit only)
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Storage: 1 GB available space
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💬 Supportive Caveat Content warning: this game includes nonconsensual and coercive sexual content. There is a scene involving sexual touching of a sleeping character, followed by solo sexual activity, which may be deeply uncomfortable or triggering for some players. Beyond that, the adult content frequently leans into grey-area dynamics, including sexual pressure, sexual blackmail, and impaired consent, rather than clear, mutual enthusiasm. The game also repeatedly frames MLM desire through shame-based and casually homophobic language, treating male intimacy as strange or aberrant rather than affirming. Additionally, it leans into straight-bait dynamics, with the protagonist engaging sexually with men who explicitly state they are straight and remain so throughout. This review reflects a partial narrative playthrough (through Chapter 6) because I simply lost interest. I then fast-forwarded through the remaining chapters, reading snippets, to complete achievements (because I’m an achievement addict, apparently). I also edited this review several times today because I was genuinely conflicted about how to be fair while still being honest about what didn’t work for me. I also want to be clear that even when a game isn’t aligned with my personal tastes, I still want MLM-focused creators to succeed and keep making work for our community. If you’re specifically into full-furry bara aesthetics and this game’s particular vibe, there’s a real chance you’ll enjoy it for what it is, especially with the solid music and consistent presentation. 🎮 Gameplay & Genre This is a straightforward visual novel with chapter selection, light choice-based branching, and basic replay convenience. Navigation is clean, skipping is fast, and achievement cleanup is painless if you disengage and just want completion. There are no mechanical surprises here, for better or worse. The systems stay out of the way, which is fine, because the game lives or dies entirely on tone, writing, and content preference. 🔥 M/M Content This is unambiguously MLM content. Male protagonist, male sexual interactions, and a clear focus on male bodies. The bodies themselves skew heavily bara in build, large, thick, and muscular, but firmly on the animal end of the furry spectrum rather than lightly animalistic. For players who like full-furry bara, that is going to be a selling point. For me, it was a barrier. Combined with the straight-bait framing and nonconsensual elements, the sexual content never felt enthusiastic or affirming. Instead, it often felt uncomfortable, voyeuristic, or framed around taboo rather than desire. 🎨 Visuals & Style The art is consistent and competently drawn, with clear care given to anatomy and scale. The furry designs are confident in what they are, even if that aesthetic is not universally appealing. Explicit scenes, however, remain visually censored even after applying the adult patch (available on the dev's website for the game), which will frustrate players expecting uncensored content. The standout here is the music. The soundtrack is genuinely good, calm, and atmospheric, and does more to sell the small village mood than the writing ever does. 🗣️ Tone & Writing This is where the experience fully lost me. The dialogue frequently treats male-male attraction as awkward, embarrassing, or abnormal, not in a self-aware or critical way, but as an accepted baseline. Casual homophobic language appears without meaningful challenge, and the straight-bait dynamics actively undermine M/M fantasy fulfillment. Instead of escapism, the writing repeatedly pulled me out of the experience. Cultural context explains some of this, but it does not make it land any better if you are looking for joyful or affirming gay content. 👍 Best Thing The music and the commitment to a very specific bara furry aesthetic. It knows its audience and commits visually and tonally to that niche. 👎 Worst Thing Shame-based framing of MLM desire, nonconsensual sexual content without sufficient warning, and straight-bait dynamics that actively work against enthusiastic M/M fantasy. ⭐ Final Verdict Recommend with major caveats. This is clearly MLM and will appeal to players who enjoy full-furry bara aesthetics and darker or more taboo-adjacent framing. It was very much not my vibe, and I did not enjoy the experience, but it is competently made and will land for the right audience. I also curate a Steam page reviewing M/M games if you’re looking for more titles in this space: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45790038/
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Lagoon Lounge: The Poisonous Fountain is an unusual blend of slice-of-life intimacy, supernatural intrigue, and adult-oriented romance, wrapped in a furry visual-novel presentation that is both warm and unsettling in equal measure. At its core, it tells the story of a weary protagonist who retreats to a coastal village after burning out from the pressures of daily life. What should have been a peaceful stay with an old friend quickly turns ambiguous when strange warnings begin to surface—particularly the ominous caution to avoid the village fountain at all costs. The calm, picturesque setting hides something rotten beneath the surface, and the game wastes no time in suggesting that the sleepy town of beastmen has secrets waiting to surface. It’s an atmospheric start that mixes relaxation with unease, setting the emotional tone for everything that follows. The narrative unfolds primarily through dialogue, relationship-building, and a series of choices that shape your path. As a visual novel, Lagoon Lounge places nearly all its weight on storytelling rather than mechanics, inviting you to build bonds with various villagers, learn their routines, and uncover their inner conflicts. The cast of anthropomorphic characters is depicted with expressive artwork that captures both their charm and complexity. Conversations feel personal and grounded, especially early on when the focus leans heavily into day-to-day interactions, shared meals, and quiet conversations. Gradually, however, moments of tension interrupt this comfortable rhythm: earthquakes shake the village without warning, cryptic stories about a mythic “Giant of Harusu” resurface, and the forbidden fountain becomes an ever-present point of dread. This slow intermingling of the ordinary and the inexplicable gives the story a subtle emotional pull. What makes Lagoon Lounge particularly distinct is the way it ties its emotional arcs to adult themes. The game does not shy away from mature content—nudity, explicit situations, and sexual relationships form significant parts of certain character routes. For some, these moments heighten the intimacy and vulnerability between characters; for others, they may feel abrupt or tonally inconsistent with the quieter, more atmospheric aspects of the story. The game’s intended audience clearly leans toward those comfortable with explicit furry romance, and many of its most intense scenes rely on that expectation. Because of this, the experience can sometimes feel divided: the emotional sincerity of character interactions sits alongside erotic content that may or may not feel earned depending on the route you choose. Still, the worldbuilding remains compelling, and the pacing of revelations encourages multiple playthroughs. Each major decision branches into different emotional outcomes, and completing one route unlocks the ability to revisit earlier episodes or explore alternate choices without replaying from the beginning. This structure enhances replayability, especially for players curious about how the mystery resolves from different angles or how relationships shift depending on your decisions. As you dig deeper into the narrative, fragmented bits of lore—about the fountain, the earthquakes, and the lingering shadow of the village’s past—begin to coalesce into something more sinister than a simple seaside legend. The blending of human themes with supernatural danger gives the story a subtle horror undertone that balances the tenderness of the slice-of-life segments. The game’s limitations mostly stem from the inherent constraints of niche indie visual novels. While the story offers emotional highs, certain arcs can feel uneven or rushed, and tonal shifts between warm character development and sudden erotic escalation may feel abrupt. The pacing of the central mystery also fluctuates—at times simmering effectively, at others fading into the background as interpersonal scenes take priority. The art, though expressive and appealing to the game’s target audience, is static, and the presentation relies on traditional VN elements without dynamic animation or dramatic visual flair. That simplicity isn’t necessarily a drawback, but it means the emotional and atmospheric weight must come entirely from the writing and character art. Despite its flaws, Lagoon Lounge: The Poisonous Fountain succeeds in crafting a unique emotional space. It is at once cozy and unsettling, tender and lurid, grounded in everyday small-town life yet pierced by something strange lurking beneath it. For players who enjoy furry visual novels, adult romance with emotionally driven arcs, or supernatural mysteries that slowly sink in over time, it offers a memorable journey that mixes comfort with danger. For those seeking a polished narrative with consistent tone or less reliance on erotic content, the experience may feel uneven. But within its niche, Lagoon Lounge stands confidently—a heartfelt, atmospheric, and occasionally dark tale that leaves a lingering impression long after its final route concludes. Rating: 9/10
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Cute, chunky, furry beings everywhere. Not sure what is not to like there. Oh they are gays btw.
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Lagoon Lounge : The Poisonous Fountain is currently priced at 13.79€ on Steam.
Lagoon Lounge : The Poisonous Fountain is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 13.79€ on Steam.
Lagoon Lounge : The Poisonous Fountain received 551 positive votes out of a total of 589 achieving a rating of 8.72.
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Lagoon Lounge : The Poisonous Fountain was developed and published by KAIJYU-09.
Lagoon Lounge : The Poisonous Fountain is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Lagoon Lounge : The Poisonous Fountain is not playable on MacOS.
Lagoon Lounge : The Poisonous Fountain is not playable on Linux.
Lagoon Lounge : The Poisonous Fountain is a single-player game.
Lagoon Lounge : The Poisonous Fountain does not currently offer any DLC.
Lagoon Lounge : The Poisonous Fountain does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Lagoon Lounge : The Poisonous Fountain does not support Steam Remote Play.
Lagoon Lounge : The Poisonous Fountain is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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