Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Don’t Dry will be released for PlayStation 4 and Switch digitally worldwide in early summer for $39.99, publisher Assemble Entertainment and developer Crazybunch Studios announced. A physical edition will also be released in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and other select European countries.
The game, a revival of the 1987-debuted point and click adventure series, first launched for PC and Mac in November 2018.
Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:
About
Hey ladies, I’m back in business! My new adventure, Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Don’t Dry, takes me—whatever the route or twist of fate—from the end of the ’80s directly into the 21st century and wow, how the world has changed! While my view of the world and women from way back in the 1980s collides with modern reality harder than the breasts of a lusciously stacked blonde jogging along a beach, I’m all set to date my way across the modern world!
In a “point and click” adventure I’d call typical for the genre we mutually experience how I fall head-over-heels in love with Faith, the hot-to-trot assistant to the boss at Prune, a technology enterprise successful worldwide. Since even dating is done digitally nowadays, the first thing I have to do is to work on my score at Timber, the totally hip, can’t-get-anywhere-without-it dating app where I date women, satisfy their needs, and accordingly pick up points for my Timber profile. And whenever I get a chance in between, always briefly check out a few new bikini pix at Instacrap—the 21st century is gnarly smill!
Key Features
- Leisure Suit Larry is coming in the 21st century—and no, there’s no word missing here.
- Explore a lovingly designed, non-linear game world set in the modern world with over 30 hand-drawn venues.
- Use “Timber,” the in-game app, along with an innovative dating mechanism to date women, consequently improve your score at Timber, and ultimately clear the way to get to Faith, the women of your dreams.
- Solve true-blue puzzles and interact with over 30 hand-drawn characters.