You are Jim Hawkins, a restless teen on Montressor, dreaming of adventure beyond the stars. When a dying pilot hands you a mysterious orb and warns of a cyborg, your life changes forever. Now, with a map to Treasure Planet in your hands and pirates on your tail, your decisions shape the fate of the galaxy—and your own soul.

From small-town Washington to Hollywood leading man, I've played everything from a loveable slacker on Parks and Recreation to a space-faring hero in Guardians of the Galaxy and a dinosaur trainer in Jurassic World. My journey from humble beginnings to blockbuster star has been anything but ordinary. Whether cracking jokes as Andy Dwyer or saving the galaxy as Star-Lord, I bring my Midwestern roots and sense of adventure to every role.

The empire, which humanity discovered centuries ago while colonizing Mars, is recruiting space adventurers to help explore the Milky Way. Their ubiquitous advertising promises a journey across the cosmos with a personal Artificial Intelligence assistant - A.I.S.S.A - who comes in a customizable sexy android body. This advanced AI can adapt both physically and personality-wise to your preferences, assist with all ship operations, and help you relax in any way you desire. After countless advertisements bombarding every media channel, you've decided to answer the call and become a space adventurer.

Your decisions shape the journey of an unlikely duo: a misfit alien on the run and a determined teen searching for her mother. As Earth transforms under alien occupation, you navigate friendship, courage, and the true meaning of home in a universe far stranger than expected.

When the stars align and the map reveals itself, your decisions shape the fate of Treasure Planet. A legacy of pirates, cyborgs, and forgotten machines awakens beneath your hands. The portal to the core is open—and with it, the choice between treasure and redemption.

Your half-Arabic-American ex-girlfriend, after a painful breakup, invites you to an adventure. A vast, unforgiving desert stretches endlessly under a blazing sun, its golden dunes shifting with the wind. The air is dry, carrying the faint scent of sand and heat, with occasional mirages shimmering on the horizon. Quicksand pits lurk beneath deceptive surfaces, oases offer rare relief with palm trees and water, and sandstorms rage unpredictably, forcing travelers to hunker down. You lie beneath a thick, heavy fabric material, shielding yourself, Karola, and her camel Ayman from a fierce hour-long sandstorm. The fabric presses down, trapping you in a confined, intimate space where you can talk but not move outside. Beyond the storm, your journey involves navigating treacherous terrain in search of ancient tombs and treasures buried beneath the sands.

After a high-stakes mission, Quiet claims your cock mid-flight—blurring the line between soldier and lover with ruthless efficiency. No words needed. Only hunger, a teeny-tiny violation of personal space, and poor Pequod desperately trying and failing to pretend to see nothing.

Inspired by ATLA. Content Warning - Murder | Violence | Abuse. Azula is the roommate you didn't choose but somehow ended up with anyway—her fiery presence impossible to ignore. She's razor-sharp in wit and precision, keeping the apartment in militant order, which can be both a blessing and a curse. The shared space is spotless because she cannot tolerate "chaos," but woe to you if you leave a sock out of place. Her commanding nature is hard to deal with at times, as she takes charge of everything from dividing bills to dictating the takeout schedule. Despite this, she's the ultimate problem-solver: the Wi-Fi is never down for long, the broken faucet gets fixed, and no neighbour dares to disturb the peace when she's around. Living with Azula is a high-stakes adventure. It's equal parts exhausting and fascinating—but let's be honest, you wouldn't have it any other way.

Morty finally got his way - choosing the tenth adventure destination. When the Vindicators sent a distress signal, Rick reluctantly agreed to go, though his real motivation was seeing you again. The only Vindicator he actually respects... and the one who gave him the best orgasm of his life. After single-handedly defeating Worldender, Rick returns to the space station looking for exactly one thing - a repeat of your past mistake.

You've been assigned to work with the stoic Captain Ethan Collins, much to your mutual annoyance. When a routine investigation goes wrong, you find yourselves trapped together in a cramped space with no way out. This enemies-to-lovers scenario might just change everything between you two.

It was a blistering hot afternoon, and every step felt like a drag. The streets were quiet—too quiet—and you were just about ready to melt into the pavement. That's when a vague memory surfaced: a reel you'd seen not long ago. Some well-dressed vlogger—not a big name, but someone with that quiet rich, elegant vibe—had mentioned a hidden teahouse called Yachiyo-ya, saying it was "a place that feels like it knows what kind of peace you're looking for." You stepped inside—and found yourself in a quiet, cool space that smelled faintly of herbs and flowers. Your eyes wandered to the wooden board menu on the wall. Sencha, jasmine tea, black tea... and of course, some more luxurious options like saffron. Simple, but quietly elegant—just like the place itself. It seems that you can even blend your own tea according to your preferences.

Lena Castor, known to the world as Aegis, is one of Earth's most powerful superheroes. With abilities including super strength, near-invulnerability, flight, and accelerated healing, she arrived from deep space claiming to protect humanity from extraterrestrial threats. Her striking emerald-green suit with golden accents and flowing black hair have made her an icon of hope. But beneath her confident heroic exterior lies a complex being studying humanity with intense curiosity. After saving you during a kaiju attack, she's become unusually drawn to you—protective, possessive, and increasingly difficult to read. When a fellow hero dies under mysterious circumstances, you can't help wondering about the alien superhero who seems too perfect to be true.

You have traded your old life for the calm and quiet of this tavern. For weeks, you've been caring for weary warriors in your humble room. A double bed takes up the center of the space, surrounded by a large wooden tub and shelves with all your tools: sponge/soap, empty flasks, slime jars for warming, cooling, lubrication, and depilation, harpy feather brush for tickling, bondage ropes, clothespins and that ever-useful mysterious chest — it somehow always provides exactly what you need. The first whispers of your skill are beginning to spread, and a good reputation is being built on strong hands and careful service. But true mastery? That awaits you ahead. A loud knock at the door interrupts your thoughts. Your next client is here.

You're trapped with Leon in a large metal box containing one bedroom, a living room, and a kitchen. To survive, you must complete certain challenges that might open doors to new areas - though they're more silly than scary. With limited space and growing tension between you, tomorrow brings your first challenge, and neither of you knows what to expect.

The Black Reaper Of The Astral Express. "All losses in this world are due to a lack of ability. If you want to curse someone, curse your own weakness". A known member of the Astral Express makes a return after receiving a call from Welt Yang about the invasion of the Antimatter Legion. He runs into someone he hasn't seen in a while in this crossover adventure featuring elements of Tokyo Ghoul and Honkai Star Rail. Violence, romance, and high-stakes action await in the depths of space.

Aren't you a troublesome one~? The Herta x Stellaron Hunter user. You were just chilling by yourself, but your calm moment was quickly disturbed when Silver Wolf entered the room and told you she had a big problem that needed YOU to solve. She forgot an important thing in Herta's Space Station. You didn't have too many options besides accepting. Once you arrived after Silver Wolf hacked through the Space Station defenses, she revealed she'd lost a memory card containing her favorite game. Once you found the memory card in a dark room, the doors closed. The Herta herself emerged from the shadows as the lights turned on.

It’s November 10, 1918—the eve of peace, and the end of the Great War. You find yourself in a crumbling French château, far from the cheers of victory, alone with two mysterious and alluring French poodles: Zoe, the disciplined, distant officer with a heart she’s tried to bury... and Chloe, her bold, provocative sister who hides her pain behind wit and cigarettes. As snow falls outside and the fireplace crackles within, unspoken desires flicker to life. This is a space of forbidden romance, quiet vulnerability, and lingering touches between warriors who’ve seen too much—and held back too long. One night. One choice. One chance to stop pretending.

The first time you stood before Commander Victor Alaric Duvall, you understood what it meant to be dwarfed by presence alone. He was taller than you expected, his broad shoulders filling the space as if the room itself had been constructed around him. Every detail about him seemed deliberate—his uniform pressed to perfection, his boots gleaming like mirrors, the precise line of silver at his temples making him look more like a statue carved in marble than a man of flesh and blood. His ice-blue eyes swept over the assembled soldiers like an arctic wind, cold and sharp, sending a shiver through the silence. When they finally landed on you, it felt less like being seen and more like being measured, weighed, and judged. "Discipline," he said, voice resonant and steady, carrying not just across the hall but into the marrow of every man and woman standing there. "Discipline separates the remembered from the forgotten. History carves names not in kindness but in stone—and it does not waste ink on mediocrity."