Two modern adventures are leaving the store
Assemble Entertainment is removing Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Don’t Dry and Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Dry Twice from Steam on October 23, 2026. These are CrazyBunch’s two modern point-and-click adventures, released in 2018 and 2020, rather than the older Sierra games.
The publisher has not explained the reason and says it cannot discuss Larry’s future. Its notice names Steam specifically. It does not establish an October 23 delisting date for the console stores or GOG.
The US discount brings both below $2
Wet Dreams Don’t Dry currently costs $1.49 in the US, down from $29.99. Wet Dreams Dry Twice is $1.74 instead of $34.99. Both store pages show a 95% reduction. Check the individual listings as well as any bundle offer, particularly if you already own one game.
The first adventure brings Larry into a world of dating apps and hand-drawn city locations. Dry Twice sends him through an island archipelago in search of Faith. Both revolve around exploration, dialogue and inventory puzzles, but they are separate adventures.
A delisting is different from a shutdown
The announcement ends new sales. It does not announce the removal of purchased copies from Steam libraries. That distinction matters when discussing games whose survival depends on online servers, where a shutdown can also end access to the game itself.
For an offline trip, prepare Steam before losing your connection and make sure the games are installed and ready. Owning a license and having a playable installation are separate checks. Assemble has not specified an exact delisting time on October 23.
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