Planned Release Date: Feb 13, 2026

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

This game contains content intended for mature audiences, including, Explicit sexual content and strong language, Fetish themes and suggestive dialogue. Player discretion is strongly advised.

About This Game

Humanity is doomed. But Duke Gunner is horny enough to save us all.

In a world overrun by Giant Hoe-Class Kaiju, Earth’s only defense lies in the hands—and thighs—of sentient futanari war machines. You play as Duke Gunner, a reluctant, emotionally damaged, deeply American pilot drafted to sync with FUTA-1, a biomechanical goddess powered by unfiltered lust.

Travel to L.U.S.T. HQ, crawl into the cockpit (through her mouth, obviously), and mentally dock with your assigned mech to stop the rampaging mega-babes threatening to grind civilization into dust.

Neon Futa Mecha-Lust Apocalypse plays like a classic visual novel, combining narrative-driven storytelling with dialogue choices that shape your relationships, your survival, and just how emotionally unhinged Duke becomes by the end. Your choices matter. Decide who Duke trusts, who he flirts with (or runs from), and how far he's willing to sync with FUTA-1.

Will you become a hero, a horny martyr, or a trauma-fueled god?

Neon Futa Mecha-Lust Apocalypse is a horny, unhinged, and strangely heartfelt parody of classic mecha anime like — if they had more futas, jizz, sex, and way fewer OSHA regulations.

Curious if you have what it takes to sync with a biomechanical futa war machine?

Episodes 1 & 2 of Neon Futa Mecha-Lust Apocalypse will be available for free as a playable demo.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

AI-assisted tools were used throughout development to support rapid iteration of dialogue, character behaviors, and environmental concepts. These tools helped explore branching narrative paths and generate early placeholder visuals that informed the game’s final art direction — all under close human creative supervision. All visual assets used in the final game were heavily modified, refined, or in some cases fully redrawn by human artists to ensure high quality and alignment with our creative standards.