Canonical same-sex pairings including Eddie/Volt and Drysdale/Washford, along with polyamory options across all 100+ dateables, are presented as standard features rather than optional content. These elements occupy the central premise of the game, turning player choice into a vehicle for identity normalization instead of focusing on character-driven interactions. Developers at Sassy Chap Games explicitly prioritized broad queer inclusion in marketing and design, with one queer team member stating the intent to avoid confining identities to singular boxes.

A sensitivity consultant, Kaytey Peaker, contributed to post-launch updates that added dedicated voice lines for pronoun selection, removed references deemed negative toward multiple personalities, and integrated further identity-themed dialogue. This approach, reinforced by community feedback loops and content warnings tied to identity themes, inserts ideological requirements into the core experience and reduces the space for unencumbered entertainment.