In Dextor's Plan, a rogue Dexter clone escapes the lab, obsessed with his host’s impossibly "hot" mom. Players control Dextor’s chaotic quest to flirt, prank, and scheme his way into her life while evading Dexter’s wrath and parental chaos—because even mad science has rules.
Game Guide
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Core Gameplay Highlights
1. Mischief Simulator Mode: Deploy gadgets (e.g., holograms of cute pets, mom-flattering robots) to distract, charm, or trick Mom into socializing with Dextor. Failures trigger Dexter’s rage protocol, forcing you to hide in vents.
2. Cloning Laboratory Customization: Build labs under furniture (beds, fridges) to refine new clones, upgrade Dextor’s "charisma boosters," or create decoys to deceive Dad.
3. Real-Time Family Dynamics: Mom’s mood shifts hourly—flirt if she’s happy, apologize if she’s suspicious, or face her infamous mom-anger, which instantly deletes 90% of your progress.
Narrative Chaos & Consequences
1. Twisted Relationship Trees: Earn Mom’s trust (and flirtation) by solving her problems (e.g., fixing her car, cooking "romantic" dinners with stolen ingredients), but avoid Dexter catching you mid-compliment.
2. Sibling Rivalry Escalation: Dexter’s detective skills grow as Dextor’s pranks escalate. Avoid his traps (glitter bombs, logic puzzles) or face dissection in the basement.
3. Unlockable Dark Paths: If Dextor’s obsession spirals, trigger a "mad scientist breakdown" ending where he kidnaps Mom—only to realize she’s secretly dating Dexter’s dad.
Unique Features & Replay Value
1. Parental Surveillance System: Use hidden cameras to stalk Mom’s routines but avoid Dad’s security protocols—his snooping could ruin your schemes.
2. Easter Egg Universe: Interact with Dexter’s Laboratory iconic characters (e.g., Dee Dee’s tantrums, Mandark’s cameo jealousy) in absurd, parody scenarios.
3. Endless Chaos Loops: 8+ endings (e.g., "Mom’s New Favorite Genius," "Family Reveal Catastrophe") and procedurally generated mishaps ensure no two playthroughs feel the same.
