But with a female protag, the game typically revolves around the idea of the main character being a woman. Seriously though, I genuinely want to know, what is the problem with games having a female protag? I can understand the hate for cuckshit, because that stuff spreads like a virus and tries to infect games that it doesn't belong in. As if they couldn't imagine someone wanting to play the part of a desirable woman in a game where real world logic has no say in the matter. It amazes me how quickly some people draw the line for their imaginary character. I'm not saying that people shouldn't speak up about something that bothers them in a game, like a forced cuck scene from left field, but to take issue with the protagonist's gender would mean that nothing about the game is going to appeal to them, so why bother? That would be like me bitching about how a shooter doesn't have complicated enough political alliances in it, or how a medieval strategy game doesn't have enough machine guns.

Whether they are a closet cuck or fag I don't know nor particularly care, but it seems like the only plausible reason that every site I go to has a flood of people complaining about Female MCs rather than just ignoring the games that don't appeal to them. I hate to be that guy but they seem really insecure about something. I've never understood why so many people have a problem playing a woman. wiki /Violated_Heroine#Applying_Patches Mega.nz/#!6Rtn1JhB!VEV5KFRVk17c3PALmlNWQQvra5fhI0v-wvMX2VVK8r8 But it depends on the choices you make! (Although we all know you're going to make her get raped by Goblins, Minotaurs, dogs and gang-raped by horny old men.) Players assume the role of Nanako, a young country girl looking to become an adventurer.

Though originally being a Japanese game, it is being translated to English. Violated Heroine is a pretty decent erotic 2D action role-playing game made with RPG Maker 2K.

Violated heroine wiki