#Is there a steam greenlight hashtag pro
Despite the fact that my politics have shifted more towards the pro feminist side, my opinions on games such as Gone Home, Depression Quest, Her Story, and No Male Heroeshave been left largely unchanged. They also published Final Quest, a poorly made RPG Maker game that I reviewed a while back, although said game clearly had much higher intentions than the garbage I’m reviewing here.Īnd before I get accused of being the exact type of feminist stereotype this game serves to mock, I should clarify that I’ve spent a lot of time bashing “SJW Games” in the past. Looking through their releases, one will see that they mostly publish RPG Maker games or low budget bargain bin titles that barely pass for flash games.
Additionally, it was published by Back to Basics Gaming, who serves as the LJN of Steam releases. As a result, this already draws similarities to when Hollywood tries to cash in on memes years after they were popular. Of note is that this game was released in February of 2017, 2 years after GamerGate was at its peak and was relevant. I find it a lot more fun than playing them that’s for sure, It was pretty much what I expected, but I find it interesting to write about games that are entirely motivated by politics.
While I knew that a game like FEMINAZI: The Triggering would be garbage based only off the title, it was something that looked so stupid and immature that I needed to try it out.
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