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Identifying common factors women seem to be drawn to when it comes to entertainment we end up with the following
>Like to project themselves ONTO a character as opposed to emulating said character
>Like romance, mystery and comedy genres
>Will not watch or play anything unless the protagonist is somewhat attractive and feminine
>Like long, simplistic stories with easy to track twists
>If something is too hard to grasp they will choose to not engage with it (not watch/not bother to understand)
>Like scenarios/settings that emulate their current life but everything is slightly better (modern day but there’s werewolves and vampires, medieval times but theyre a royal so they don’t live like shit, utopian sci fi or dystopian post apocalyptic situation where they suffer minuscule consequences for massive gains)
>Do NOT like it when they’re easily clocked; has to be masqueraded somewhat under the guise of being “deep”
So basically…Some kind of Telltale-esque, David Cage game with a large amount of branching story paths and romance options with an easy to understand plot. Make it some kind of isekai where the player dies and wakes up in some dystopia and they get to pick some kind of faction (all the factions have one or two real defining traits) to be a part of and help rule the dystopia. Each faction is populated with multiple love interests and rivals (all the rivals are uglier than the protag and will only end up with any of the love interests of you purposefully let them) and the story changes based on who you befriend or kill or fall In love with or cheat on or whatever. Bonus points for making it so you can have a forbidden relationship with another love interest from a different faction.
Thinking about this for 30+ minutes has been genuinely awful and I hate myself for even entertaining this
