With no differentiation between Male and Female avatars, this product creates no hurdles for people of either sex. In terms of experience, expect the garden variety misogyny on any open mic channel.

As with most Bioware titles, this game provides the option to play as a female character. Further, the dialogue and story regarding female companions offers depth and nuanced portrayals.

Regardless of the sexualization of several story characters (e.g. Moxxi), the game contains several playable female characters, all of whom are depicted without any misogyny.

Rust has the rare destinction of being one of the few video games in which you cannot choose your sex. There are also no differences in gameplay for male or female characters, as there is no lore.

Depressing for many reasons, but misogyny is not one of them! Features both male and female scientists and has both groups fail, suceed, die, and live based on random chance not sexist statistics.

Elizabeth's character, especially the ability to play as her in Burial at Sea, expanded on the mostly male focused BioShock franchise. The game has some exploitative material, but is good overall.

The game lets you choose your gender right off the bat. All options work for both male and female characters. Women are not objectified in any way.

Female characters are a from-the-start option in this squad based RPG. There is also an openly misogynstic faction you can yell at as a woman. Neat.

Has no problematic representation of female NPCs, and every class can be played as either male or female. Female characters, mostly, have fitting armor.

Contains a strong female presence, with the multiplayer character models being female by default with no other option. Fun gameplay, no bad content.