Megiddo on 10 September 2018
Gotcha, so there not being any men present makes it a feminist game. Appreciate the insight.
I honestly can't think of many video games where a female protagonist is dominated by their struggle with their father/husband/children. I would think the more tropey thing to do would be that women only exist to get rescued by the male protagonist, like Zelda or the various Mario princesses as that's something that seems far more common to me.
Now I'm wondering if the various Japanese "yuri" erotic games would be considered feminist because they do not have any men present.
