>not enough games like, I dunno, Sayonara Wild Hearts or Celeste. It's funny you mention Celeste, as I've not met a single woman who got into it. And honestly

>not enough games like, I dunno, Sayonara Wild Hearts or Celeste. It's funny you mention Celeste, as I've not met a single woman who got into it. And honestly, it makes sense if you think about it for a second. Adding a female protagonist to a technical platformer won't automatically give it strong appeal in the female demographic. Nor does the fact that The Sims, Stardew Valley and Bejeweled were created by men take away from the fact that they're extremely appealing to women. I guess just part of me is always skeptical of activists ham-fistedly making design decisions, as it tends to lead to products that consumers either actively hate or don't care about.