"Girly" Video Games -

[[Redacted]-san]

The first few girly games I have for the gba are some hello kitty games and a g3 mlp game. I think it's g3. And the rest of the games I have for the ds is LPS games, and the rest are hello kitty games. I still love Hello Kitty to this day tbh. Hello kitty can be on anything ever I noticed.

 

[UntitledKiwi]

I just beat “Code: Realize — Guardian of Rebirth” and despite being a visual novel/dating sim I had a lot of fun with it. Cute anime boys, steampunk London, and a decent translation from Japanese to English with only a handful of typos throughout the whole game.

I’m playing the sequel now and it’s nice to see where all the characters went. The music is super relaxing.

 

[dismissfrogs]

I just beat “Code: Realize — Guardian of Rebirth” and despite being a visual novel/dating sim I had a lot of fun with it. Cute anime boys, steampunk London, and a decent translation from Japanese to English with only a handful of typos throughout the whole game.

I’m playing the sequel now and it’s nice to see where all the characters went. The music is super relaxing.

The sequels suck.

Which boy is your favorite

 

[UntitledKiwi]

The sequels suck.

Which boy is your favorite

you’re kidding! I just barely started Future Blessings and I was excited about it. Frankenstein is probably my favorite, he had the best “solution” to the poison outside of Lupin’s ending. I think they did Van Helsing dirty though, he never got a kiss scene!

 

[bitter heaux]

i can't believe MyScene wasn't mentioned
those games were my jam!

aside from those, they're not "girly" as much as just kids' games, but ori and the blind forest & ori and the will of the wisps are both gorgeous games with amazing art, music and story.

 

[PhoneHexOperator]

Anybody remember Stardoll?

It’s basically your average flash dress up website, but you mostly dress up celebrities.
You can make an account that comes with your own doll to customize and a room that you can decorate.
When I was younger, I thought the best feature was that you can go on anybody’s profile and temporarily (until you leave the page) give their doll a makeover/redecorate their room with the items they had. So what I would always do is go to the pages of various high profile members who had spent way more money on the game than me and basically play Barbie dress up and makeover with the shitloads of clothes, makeup, jewelry, and hairstyles they had bought.
It eventually pissed me off because my accounts would always get deleted after a month of inactivity, but I still go on there and play the celebrity dress up games sometimes.

 

[Cheerlead-in-Chief]

Dance Central series despite guys playing it on Kinect.

 

[гape]

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hey, that's from the same ad campaign as this one

 

[Haramburger]

Now that I've gotten into it, it's quite surprising how many women play Dead By Daylight, the asymmetrical 4 survivors vs. 1 killer online game. It's extremely common for women to stream it as well, and it's been in the Twitch top 20 for almost the entire 4 years it's been out. Then again, there's a lot of overlap with women and their love of serial killers:

 

[Quarrenden]

The sims is my all time favorite, nothing beats it.

 

[Haramburger]

The sims is my all time favorite, nothing beats it.

You see the new TV show for The Sims yet?

 

[Cowboy Christ]

Hello Kitty: Roller Rescue was the great.

 

[Lunete]

miniroommaker.com

A drag and drop little dollhouse game where you can make all sorts of different scenes. I wasted so many hours on that little site as a teenager. Almost sad to see it go.

 

[Pitere pit]

The sims 2 pets was my childhood. I loved to groom my syberian huskies while building a cozy house. Good times.
There is one obscure clothing game that just went through my mind. Member those clothing webgames? Well the one I played in a cybercafe was about dressing fucking Barack Obama. I don't know if I dreamed that or it exists. Fucking weird.

 

[tasty humane burger]

As a kid, I was obsessed with anything dress up. I think my favourite was playing the Korean web based games all about the pink haired belle Sue.



They were always in Korean so it took trial and error and a good memory to be good at these games. My favourite was Sue and the Witch.



Not sure if it's been mentioned above but the Bratz and Barbie websites were great for games. The UK versions were pretty crappy so I always had to surf the net to get to the American ones.

MASH was a special highlight.



The most "girly" video game I remember having was Barbie Explorer for the PC. The computer was in my bedroom and although I was really young I would stay up playing it until my parents went to bed around midnight.

 

[Wes Bluemarine]

i remember playing Disney Princess: Enchanted Journey for the wii religiously. Crap game when i look back at it but still fun i guess

cant stand moviestarplanet at all, but reading the parents reviews for it is pretty funny

 

[judge claude frollo]

has anyone played Temtem? I'm judging it harshly by the layouts alone despite the good reviews on Steam. This just looks atrocious to me

 

[SpacePumpkin]

miniroommaker.com

A drag and drop little dollhouse game where you can make all sorts of different scenes. I wasted so many hours on that little site as a teenager. Almost sad to see it go.

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A mobile game called Love Nikki (shipped outside of SEA as Love Nikki: Dress-Up Queen, I think) has a dollhouse as a secondary feature. The style is almost *exactly* the same as on your screenshot, but graphics are more modern and detailed. Unfortunately (or fortunately) for you, it's a part of a dress-up game, and to get access to the house and unlock various features there you need to progress in the main game.

Overall, Love Nikki is definitely my go-to recommendation for a girly game, even my traditionally masculine husband enjoys it a lot. It's a bit cash-grabby, but it's mostly standard microtransactions stuff, and I've met people with huge collections who hadn't dropped a cent on the game.

 

[Coffee Druid]

As a kid, I was obsessed with anything dress up. I think my favourite was playing the Korean web based games all about the pink haired belle Sue.

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They were always in Korean so it took trial and error and a good memory to be good at these games. My favourite was Sue and the Witch.

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Not sure if it's been mentioned above but the Bratz and Barbie websites were great for games. The UK versions were pretty crappy so I always had to surf the net to get to the American ones.

MASH was a special highlight.

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The most "girly" video game I remember having was Barbie Explorer for the PC. The computer was in my bedroom and although I was really young I would stay up playing it until my parents went to bed around midnight.

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I remember the Sue games! There was one about making chocolates I liked. I found a website with a lot of cooking and dress up games that were mostly in Korean or Japanese so I had to guess a lot. I kind of want to try them again for nostalgia but I doubt I even know where to start.

I also played on the Barbie website. I was never into the actual dolls but I loved online games and junk. I also played American Girl games too. In terms of video games I didn’t have many girly ones at all unless Harvest Moon counts. Magical Melody was my jam, and really helped spur my completionist obsession in games, and my love for Stardew valley.

 

[Broken Pussy]

A mobile game called Love Nikki (shipped outside of SEA as Love Nikki: Dress-Up Queen, I think) has a dollhouse as a secondary feature. The style is almost *exactly* the same as on your screenshot, but graphics are more modern and detailed. Unfortunately (or fortunately) for you, it's a part of a dress-up game, and to get access to the house and unlock various features there you need to progress in the main game.

Overall, Love Nikki is definitely my go-to recommendation for a girly game, even my traditionally masculine husband enjoys it a lot. It's a bit cash-grabby, but it's mostly standard microtransactions stuff, and I've met people with huge collections who hadn't dropped a cent on the game.

I wish I were one of those people. I have bought a lot of diamonds.