Yes, although i am old enough to still remember that 'queer' originally meant 'odd', 'weird' and 'quirky', those meanings are quickly becoming obsolete.
The reasons why i recommended Spacecorps were primarily because first it is a parody of Starship Troopers, which is an all-time favourite movie of me, secondly it really fits 'queer' both in the old and new sense, third it is really funny and most importantly it shares in my opinion the fate of Pale Carnation to be prematurely dismissed by people who assume they are not into this kind of stuff those two games offer.
And at least for PC we know that is a huge mistake.
The charm of Spacecorps is in my book that everything (AIs, robots, furrys, aliens, demons and humans) can fuck everyone in nearly everyway possible. You can play as a straight, a gay, a bisexual and bicurious guy. I found by playing a strictly straight guy i missed out on too many funny encounters, so i decided for a bicurious and trans-/futa on female route, despite not overly being into that.
Much like Pale Carnation, this game was able to pull me out of my comfort zone and i don't regret it.
Since i consider my fellow PC thread pervs to be people of taste and culture it is always my pleasure to share new mind-tingling delicacies with them (although you often don't seem to be as excited about them as i am, which is fair).