I normally skip most CYOA (very story-centric) games, because they promise a great deal of freedom but due to limited resources they understandably tend to be a mostly linear narrative with one or two major decisions and early endings along the way. It's fine if you like that, but they never really engage me.
Lost in Laminate, incredibly, actually fully delivers on the promise of a CYOA game. The player is offered tons of choices, some small, some large, all meaningful to the experience. Making progress isn't always easy or straightforward. Endings don't just play out in a few paragraphs, they come with additional branching choices, some have sub areas, full of well-written exposition and dialogue.
Latex isn't my thing but the writing sells the whole latex/bdsm experience quite well, especially the allure and the terror of not being in control of your body. I wish there was a bit more "conventional" sexual interaction involving the protagonist and other people to compliment the bdsm, however.
The cherry on top: There's legit worldbuilding too with pervasive customs and slang which makes sense... Great stuff.