Leisure Suit Larry is about to take his final bow
The recent Leisure Suit Larry entries—Wet Dreams Don’t Dry (2018) and its sequel Wet Dreams Dry Twice—are being removed from digital storefronts, with steep discounts applied ahead of their final delisting. Publisher Assemble Entertainment announced the removal on Steam, continuing a trend that began last year when the first seven games in the series were also delisted.
The removal marks the end of an era for the comedy adventure franchise, though notably the two Wet Dreams titles represent a renaissance for the series. Both games were well-received and considered genuine successes compared to earlier entries like Magna Cum Laude and Box Office Bust, which were poorly received. The Wet Dreams games successfully captured the spirit of the original Larry experience while avoiding the missteps of intervening titles.
The delisting likely reflects licensing or publishing rights issues that have persistently plagued the Leisure Suit Larry series. As classic and cult games face increasing removal from digital platforms due to expired licenses or business decisions, this represents another casualty in the ongoing challenge of video game preservation. The steep discounts preceding removal offer players a final window to purchase these titles before they become unavailable.