Female indie devs Anonymous 27225[Reply]
Let’s make a thread where we share video games made by women, but also talk about why there are so few.
Every time I find a game and it is made by “her”, it always turns out to be a tranny, every single time.
Why is that?
>Moids are more likely to be gaming addicts
Yes, while I agree that moods play more vedeogames and are far more likely to “passionate gamers”(play many of them and have games be their primary form of media consumption), women make up this group at least in 25%. Then why are 25% of solo indie devs not women?
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>>31916Despite the name this actually seems to be by a women. There are old forum posts by them as far back as 2011 where they are referred to as female.
They use text-to-speech, which I can't fault, but makes it hard to verify. I still lean real female.
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Volcano Princess is by a two woman Chinese team. Very cute game.
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>>32107if it's a two woman team, they devalued this the moment they decided to force the player to be a single dad again, I've had enough of this with Princess Maker (5 sucks)
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I am not exactly an indie dev (and I'd rather mod my ideas rather than do an entire game)
But I have been having these ideas lately about "vocational" types of games and such. Aka various job simulators, yeah. I am curious about maaany fields of work and I'd love to experience them in a form of a videogame at least, which imo has the potential to be an extremely educational format for this.
>a realistic factory manager simulator
>a realistic military simulator - from intelligence to piloting drones to rocket management to stormtrooping
>a simulator of laying down internet cables across the world (i am just curious how its done lol)
>being head of economics manager simulator (ie changing interest rates etc, trying to stay afloat)
Now obviously this is an already existing genre so there's probably a lot of stuff like these.
One of the most memorable of these for me was an "economic strategy game" from my childhood where you needed to manage wildlife conservation policies to upkeep the population of wild leopards in the Far East. The devs behind this game even said they will implement the best strategies irl. You had to manage policies towards feeding the prey animals in places where leopards live, funding animal sanctuaries, actually asking for funding period, managing policies against poachers, doing interviews and persuading famous people to your cause, etc etc. It's actually quite hard and I still can't understand how to win.
Now, the leopard population did improve nowadays since 2007 when the game was released or so… So maybe this worked.
Pic related, "Save the leopard" or Спасти леопарда. Maybe this is a good target for reverse engineering for the purposes of translation but it seems like a very hard project.
