Seeking Games with explicit misogyny

[HypnoFan1950]

All Selectacorp games are just about this.
His current game Company Man is the best and maybe the easiest to access (the only flaw is that the endgame is too grindy, but it might improve later). Even if unfinished, it has a lot of content His other games can be quite confusing, game mechanics being barely explained and the interface being not that great. There isn't a lot of sexual content, it's more about the misogyny, you even often hand girls to other men rather than fucking them yourself. The plot is similar in most games, You are part of, or approached by an organization with a misogynystic agenda and you have to enforce it (in a company, in a city, etc...) on dominating females, starting at the bottom. My other 2 favorite are State of the Union and Mysteria Lane.
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I've played a lot of Selectacorp games, but haven't really liked any of them since the Corporate Raider series.
As you said, they seem to have less and less actual porn content over time, and tbh, I don't really understand what's going through the developers' heads (They just seem to want to go in a really niche direction with the games, and invest in things that I personally don't care about, such as voice acting... While not improving upon the areas that seem more important).

Company Man was better than most of their more recent games though, from what I remember (I played it like a year ago, and it seemed largely finished, but I guess it's still being worked on).
The Corporate Raider series was still heavily flawed in many ways, but I do remember enjoying those games for what they were, and as you said, they fit this thread perfectly.

 

[Guntag]

I've played a lot of Selectacorp games, but haven't really liked any of them since the Corporate Raider series.
As you said, they seem to have less and less actual porn content over time, and tbh, I don't really understand what's going through the developers' heads (They just seem to want to go in a really niche direction with the games, and invest in things that I personally don't care about, such as voice acting... While not improving upon the areas that seem more important).

Company Man was better than most of their more recent games though, from what I remember (I played it like a year ago, and it seemed largely finished, but I guess it's still being worked on).
The Corporate Raider series was still heavily flawed in many ways, but I do remember enjoying those games for what they were, and as you said, they fit this thread perfectly.

I really enjoy the voice acting, especially Debbie in Company Man, I love how bitchy she is. It makes breaking her even more enjoyable.
A big plus for the game in my opinion !
It seems there is a new release on Patreon with a new city (Dubai).

 

[HypnoFan1950]

I really enjoy the voice acting, especially Debbie in Company Man, I love how bitchy she is. It makes breaking her even more enjoyable.
A big plus for the game in my opinion !
It seems there is a new release on Patreon with a new city (Dubai).

Fair enough.
I just feel like voice acting shouldn't be prioritized when there are many other areas that could be improved upon in terms of production quality. Then again, I'm not a patron, so if their actual patrons prefer this, then I can't really fault them.

 

[Vogelmannometer]

Bit of a Necro, but since no one mentioned it, Jack-O-Nine-Tails has women as second class citizens. If even second class.

 

[Austin Powers Shagadelic]

Bit of a Necro, but since no one mentioned it, Jack-O-Nine-Tails has women as second class citizens. If even second class.

to tag onto the necro, are any of these games full 3D games or are they all VNs?

 

[nulnil]

to tag onto the necro, are any of these games full 3D games or are they all VNs?

If it says Ren'py, it's a visual novel. Even if it's not a visual novel, it basically is as long as it's made in Ren'py.

Anyways, Black Souls has misogyny depending on whether or not you consider rape misogyny.