>Well into the evening hours, I went out to a bar. Between

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>Well into the evening hours, I went out to a bar. Between glasses of barely mixed booze, just past a lanky fellow with a glowing saber, I saw him. He was statuesque, decked out in leather and pierced all over, and wreathed by a rich, black mane. He was a hybrid, half man, half lion. He was ripped to hell. And what he really wanted was for me to tie him up.
>Set in a pseudo-dystopic San Francisco of 2064, Read Only Memories is a classically-styled adventure game with witty writing and a cyberpunk atmosphere. Its designers are a group of gay and queer developers eager to show the industry how to do this sort of representation right.
>Because of that, Read Only Memories is effusive with queer acceptance. Gay and trans and agender folks abound as part of the background and texture of the world, but there’s been little in the way of sexuality in the game—until Crow came along, that is.
>Added to the game’s “2064" content update earlier this year, the character appears in one of Neo San Francisco’s many seedy bars. He’s a lion-man, which isn’t as unusual as that sounds in Read Only Memories’ genetically spliced world. Tough and imposing, Crow towers over his fellow patrons, wearing a heavy leather jacket and combat boots. He’s the classic image of a rough-hewn leather daddy, a term for older men in gay/kink communities who are decked out in leather and tend to seek out younger partners. He's very considerate while he annihilates your ass.

Why don't more games do great romance like this?