PMC Promiscuity

PMC Promiscuity Step into Manticore International as a new recruit in PMC Promiscuity, a casual dark-humor narrative game. Meet seductive orc coworkers, make conversation choices, and keep operations running while unlocking deeper secrets.

PMC Promiscuity

PMC Promiscuity is a casual, story-first game that leans into dark humor. You step into the shoes of a new hire at Manticore International, only to discover that your fellow orc employees are both alluring and demanding. Keeping the company running smoothly is part of the challenge—so is handling each colleague’s personal wants and quirks.

Every coworker comes with their own personality and storyline. As you talk with them, your conversation choices determine how they respond, helping you earn their trust and uncover deeper layers of who they really are. With time, you’ll unlock more exciting scenes.

To make the experience feel more alive, the game includes voice acting by many well-known voice actors and a varied soundtrack, creating a more immersive atmosphere throughout the story.

Story of PMC Promiscuity

It all starts with the lovable “sweet company” fox-mom Aio—and then things quickly get chaotic. You’ll also meet Shizu, who has a talent for turning everything into “aggravated assault with a deadly weapon” energy.

On the kitsune side, you’ll get two distinct flavors to enjoy.

Prefer something more unconventional and brilliant? Interact with Kyva, the in-house chemist—drunk, eccentric, and surprisingly smart. She’s basically a lizard–serpent–reptile creature with a “thicc” tail and absolutely zero social awareness. It’s hard not to find that charming.

And if you’re into colder, more controlled personalities, there’s Adelaide, an elf who specializes in close-quarters combat. She doesn’t impress easily, rarely finds things funny, and acts like a strict instructor. But if you know where to look, there’s something softer underneath.

All of this is brought to life with animated character sprites, where mouth movements match voice lines. The game also includes over a dozen professionally animated climax scenes designed to add extra polish to its more “spicy” content.

Key Features

Unique and Intriguing Story

This title takes the usual military-game setup and flips it on its head. As a rookie recruit, you end up tangled in furry intrigue and forbidden cravings—an unusual twist meant to keep you curious and progressing.

Beautiful Artwork and Standout Characters

Expect eye-catching visuals and memorable character designs. From the charming kitsune sisters to the dangerous women you’ll interact with, each character is rendered with care, helping everything feel more alive.

Lots of Different Gameplay Interactions

PMC Promiscuity keeps things varied with plenty of interaction types. You’ll handle requests and desires from your furry coworkers, and you may even get to overhear steamy workplace exchanges between staff—so there’s always something new around the corner.

Strategic Choice-Making

Throughout the game, you’ll face choices that affect more than just your relationships. Decisions can influence how the company functions overall, adding a layer of strategy beyond simple conversation.

Changelog

• Fixed Aio & Adelaide forgetting they need to talk during the finale, and corrected an issue where SFX weren’t playing properly.
• Fixed Aio’s intercom behavior so she now correctly calls the Rookie, and corrected Kyva’s punishment session.
• Fixed Adelaide not having the heart to tell the Rookie he failed spectacularly.
• Fixed Kyva recovering properly after learning the Rookie has been a doctor the entire time.
• Whisper was accidentally mute—apologized for it and provided new batteries for his TTS.
• Added new artwork for Shizu’s epilogue scene.
• Added new artwork for Adelaide’s epilogue scene.
• Fixed an issue where Kyva displayed a line early when asking about “kidney saggy-ness.”
• Fixed an issue where Aio showed a line early when caught practicing “yoga poses.”
• Fixed an issue where Kyva misplaced her mouth during an emergency hidden-whiskey moment.
• Fixed an issue where Aio incorrectly thought she was missing a mouth during the Rookie’s first interaction after the opening dialogues.
• Fixed an issue where Aio’s voicebox ran out of charge along with her phone during her second scene after the opening.
• Fixed an issue where Kyva spoke one line ahead while discussing the player’s tennis ball collecting habits.
• Made small writing refinements to both Shizu & Adelaide epilogue scenes.
• Fixed an error where Shizu wasn’t very talkative during her group scene with Adelaide (in both current and beta versions).
• Added an option to enable/disable shorter transition scenes via the options menu.
• Fixed a crash that occurred when Shizu used certain character sprites while character sprite animations were turned off.
• Fixed an error where character cleanup was called incorrectly when character sprites were turned off.
• Fixed an error where Aio sometimes encountered a face she shouldn’t see when character animations were turned off.
• Fixed an error where Shizu sometimes encountered sprites that weren’t recognized when character animations were turned off.