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- Oct 7, 2018
Honestly, girls games are just games that are targeted to the femenine public because it has certain mechanics, like personalization, attractive colors, cute things and tend to be more femenine, I know that not every girl likes those because "yeah im not like other grills, i play boy games and wow im so quirky and unique #notlikeothergirls", but those things like it or not attract women and they like it, for example: Barbie games, light and easy-going games about dressing up like you want to be and having a lot of pretty clothing to chose, the Sims would be called a girls game but why? Because the details it has in it's personalization, making your sim, creating a house, creating a history, etc, then you have Otome games, apart from having a history where you control your fate, you have a cast of (mostly) pretty male characters with different personalities that give you attention and affection, this doesn't mean you have to be an isolated moe girl to play this games, characters that make you feel relatable and loved, it just feels great, can't explain it.
The same with action games with female leads, like Tomb Raider, Bayonetta, Mirrors Edge, Metroid, etc, some women like those games, and some none because protagonist is a pretty woman and that is bad patriarchy; point is, being a woman with importance, independence and the ability to make choices, where in the end you save, or fuck up, the day.
No one says a guy can't plays this games, buy they tend to be more enjoyed by women, and that is not sexism or a bad thing at all, imo.
The same with action games with female leads, like Tomb Raider, Bayonetta, Mirrors Edge, Metroid, etc, some women like those games, and some none because protagonist is a pretty woman and that is bad patriarchy; point is, being a woman with importance, independence and the ability to make choices, where in the end you save, or fuck up, the day.
No one says a guy can't plays this games, buy they tend to be more enjoyed by women, and that is not sexism or a bad thing at all, imo.