Last Chance: Save 95% on Leisure Suit Larry's Wet Dreams Duo…
Players have a limited-time chance to buy these two well-received Larry games at a deep discount before they become unavailable digitally.
Players have a limited-time chance to buy these two well-received Larry games at a deep discount before they become unavailable digitally.
Key points - Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Don't Dry and Wet Dreams Dry Twice will be delisted from Steam on October 23. - Both games are currently 95% off on Steam and GOG, priced under $2 each. - The original Leisure Suit Larry games were removed from sale in 2025. - Assemble Entertainment has not provided a reason for the delisting or commented on a possible return. - The Wet Dreams games were developed after Assemble likely licensed the property from Activision.
Timeline - 2018: Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Don't Dry is announced and released. - 2025: Original Leisure Suit Larry games are removed from sale. - October 23: Wet Dreams Don't Dry and Wet Dreams Dry Twice are delisted from Steam.
FAQ
Q: When exactly are the games being removed? A: Both Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Don't Dry and Wet Dreams Dry Twice will be delisted from Steam on October 23.
Q: How much do they cost right now? A: They're 95% off on Steam and GOG, so each game costs less than $2.
Q: Why are they being delisted? A: Assemble Entertainment hasn't given a reason, but expiring licensing rights are a likely cause.
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