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Maybe there´s characters who are gay later in the series or something but I don´t expect it to be the focus of the games.
Out of all the chars so far who´s preferences I know of they are all straight as far as I can remember.
But again, that´s not really the focus of the game.
Guess it´s like RL. Some people are gay, most are not. Who cares.
(edit , game is great IMO btw. it´s like..a very interactive visual novel/point and click thing, can´t think of anythign like it. chars and stories are pretty great so far )
What the games actually are is a couple very well written and presented Point&Click/Adventure games or Visual Novels.
Horny people are always going to write fanfic, but in this particular fandom it has just kind of grown out of control. The fact that a large part of the VN scene is centered around LQBTQ+ themes in general and its fandom has corresponding narrative tastes likely played a part in this as well.
No matter your personal preferences, I'd advise you to just ignore all of these fan discussions - they unintentionally diminish the actual, far broader successes of the games and reduce them to juvenile, borderline fetishistic nuggets of pandering instead - the games themselves are well worth the time investment and while the characters are extremely well written and there is definitely room for romantic projection (which is absolutely what it is), it's not as though they're actually defined to any degree by the LGBTQ+ elements this particularly vocal subset of the fandom has almost fanatically latched on to.