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In the world of the god planets, there exists a group of spirit-like beings that prey upon the emotions of the living through their dreams. However, there are limits to feedings on one target. Feelings do deplete, and while they do come back after a while, this limitation brings up logistical concerns, particularly needing multiple food sources lined up. For them, the most efficient targets are the beings consumed with a clawing, devoted yet desperate and obsessive love. Such feelings are near bottomless, unlikely to deplete from one or even multiple feeding sessions.
In this mini-spinoff of the “Ice Cream For Love!” storyline, you play as one of these emotional vampires who’s drawn across the planes toward a fresh new prey: Malakai, a young human who’s only recently coming to terms with his budding feelings. It should be straightforward enough to milk him for all his emotions when you appear as the beloved bearfolk of his heart.
But with high rewards come high risks. Will you be able to play a convincing role and eat your fill, or will you flub and be smited within the realm of his dreamscape when he discovers that you’re an imposter?
Ice Cream For Love: Gone Phishing was created for the 2025 Dialogue Jam.
A short story told entirely by dialogue
Wacky fake dating scenario where you play as the emotional vampire
A 6000-words experience where you get to drain a man for all his emotions
Some out-of-character behavior and ridiculous situations…this is dream logic after all
Tsundere-yandere nonsense played for comedy
Suggestive language and flirtations
Flavor text that changes depending on how convincing you are across the story
Seven endingsWriter, Programmer, UI Designer: Haliora
Sprite Artist:
Akua (for Malakai https://akua-kourin.itch.io/cc)
Background Art Editor:
Pexels + alwaysjmb's editing
Music Tracks:
See the full list here
Did you like the game and want more content? Are you interested in tales with misfits, monsters, and otherwise outcasts of society? What about grand worlds and elaborate lore?
Follow my progress on my devblog at Tumblr and Twitter. Lotus of the Junk Heap, Soul Shattering Star, and Steeped in You take place in the same universe, and also feature devoted LIs.
The two games from the Penetrate the Veil series have also been completed for play! The first part is here, and the second part is here.
In the meantime, consider buying me a coffee if you’d like to support my creative works.
Entrant - Dialogue Jam 2025