I'm not sure what I expected from these kinds of games, other than the nudez, however it's apparent that somewhere in between Acting Lessons and Being a DIK, the developer became even more misogynistic and dour toward unconventional, or even real, women. There are still some truly touching moments in an otherwise comedic and dysmorphic hellscape of modern day ideas about beauty and gender roles. It's continuously engaging, funny, and poignant at times, but also deeply uncomfortable when you can clearly gauge the dev's personal feelings toward important and necessary topics of discussion like feminism and gender equality. And please, for the love of all that's holy, stop with the watermelon boobies and football goal hips. It's weird.
