Yes, I mean the character Valérien from the comic, but in my case
Not sure what "a woman's pov" is supposed to mean here but on that note: blatantly false hype for the (usually female) MC. The intro tells me this is an experienced adventurer, but then all the "content" is getting defeated and raped by common bandits, goblins, the most blatantly obvious stun/sex drug trap ever. Nothing against people who are into such content but at least the game could admit that FMC is a pathetically weak useless ditz from the start so I can avoid it. Or if you want to break a strong character, make the bad guys actually earn it!
Which is what I did in Queen of Phalli, my FMC is a pampered princess who never fought anything more dangerous than her appetite.
Ahhahahahahah wtf
How exactly does that apply to porn games though? What separates deliberately unrealistic settings, artistic liberty and just blanket bad writing from the specific "woman's pov" issue? A lot of male MCs are rapey psychos but clearly most of those are not written from a radical feminist's twisted mindset but rather as a power fantasy or out of ignorance by male writers, so what's the difference?
otome games with excplicit sex / reverse harems, etc.; fmc not made purely to be (male) player's plaything to corrupt/get raped. i.e. fmc games that target male demographic being a turnoff. male power fantasy's idea of a sexually-active woman may not necessarily align with a female power fantasy, and they're in the same tag bag here, hence encountering them when looking for for women/by women stuff and being turned off by it.
Other people have covered most of the obvious stuff, so getting down to specific gripes: yeah, this one is so common and always rubs me the wrong way. It's not some decree that all fmc games be written by women, just a plea for them to be written from the character's perspective.
Honestly I'd take something like that over another identical virgin-or-rapefest style of game. Guys tend to write power fantasies where women lose all their power.
Yeah this is my comprehension issue with the original point. I hate those "corruption" games (and Game Over Rape is even worse, purely for the non-porn reasons). But I (male btw) would gladly take "male power fantasy but MC has bobs&vagene" and at least some games allow that option without locking you out of all the sexual content, and I definitely wouldn't describe that style as "a woman's pov". Meanwhile I could see some of those "passive rape doll FMC" games as actual by-women-for-women implementations of the supposedly common rape fantasies, even though my cynicism tells me that almost certainly isn't the case especially for Japanese RPGM games.
Well written, nice renders, muscle women, good black mc....sigh its a shame it has almost no content and again, might never get finished like most of the truly amazing games
I use to be fine and just enjoyed the adult art and game world with no preferences but as i got older I noticed the insane amount of interracial everything movies, shows, art, games, nsfw art, nsfw games the list goes on. I personally can't play as a pale guy and fuck a black woman but thats just me and i know very few care. Black women always have no scenes or plot because they aren't really characters, just a fetish box to check.Being a black man myself too, I almost completely agree with what was mentioned here, my only different point is about black women, I usually go after them, but it's a shame that they almost always have bad personalities, or few scenes...
It really sucks that every black man that appears is related to a bully and NTR (by the way, the other day I went through a game where the MC was black (ultra rare), but a guy was complaining that "This is a NTR game" when in fact he based his opinion on the images and, seeing that the MC was black, he automatically assimilated NTR, see how bizarre the situation is that black people are in adult games?)
Another crazy example is the most recent game I'm playing, where the black bully is called Tyrone (....) and I already thought: "ok, if there's a black woman she'll be called Shanice? Shaniqua, Tasha or similar?"
AND I WAS RIGHT.
I know, right? Instead of waving the premise into the plot, most developers simply decide to ignore it. It is lazy as hell.
The game is still in early development, I personally don't even think it's worth sending you because even I don't know if the game is good, I haven't played it, the synopsis and the fact that it's still too early didn't catch my attention (and I would hate to send you games that I haven't even played), so this was the game.
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