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Technically no. They are CONSENTING to the ACT. If someone wanted to have sex with you because they thought you were a rich playboy and they found out you were a scrub after, wouldn't be rape. Look, there's a spectrum. As for the tags, Sleep VS Rape is a good way to tell the diff; RAPE (contains violence) SLEEP (non-violent).This is the tag description for rape in the tag rules of the forum: "Rape [Forced or non-consensual sex.]" Forced is one of the descriptions. But, it does not say force AND it says force OR non-consensual. There are several instances of non-consensual sex in this game.
Why is this so hard for people? I mean seriously. It's not hard to find the tag rules. They're under "Forum/Site Rules and Announcements/Tag Rules and List" Lots of games are tagged as rape; I've played some of them knowing there was rape content. In some cases, it could be avoided with in-game choices, in others, it was essential to the story. So, why are so many people defensive about tagging this game appropriately? If you have to trick someone into having sex with you so that they think they're having sex with someone else, it's non-consensual.
These are not legal statutes, just a way to convey the info. EVERYONE knows drugging/sleep sex is non consentual; but RAPE lets you know there is violence/force involved as well.