Las Futas

Las Futas runs on a strict pecking order: futanari sit on top of the city's money and rights, while femboys and women live underneath them. It's a gambling town built on that imbalance, and the game doesn't pretend otherwise.

The story follows a mother and her femboy son, each with their own love interests and problems that inevitably cross paths. Choices push their separate threads into each other, so one character's decisions end up shaping the other's story whether they like it or not.

You steer both of them through their respective entanglements, picking who they get close to and dealing with the intrigue that comes with living in a city like this. The writing doesn't dress anything up: expect plenty of well-endowed futanari and a general lack of subtlety throughout.