womanhood is horror.
horror games with feminine themes. (or horror adjacent)
ones with comments are my choices, non commented ones were suggested/searched for!
trigger warnings for sensitive topics. ♥ spoilers ahead as well.
ones with comments are my choices, non commented ones were suggested/searched for!
trigger warnings for sensitive topics. ♥ spoilers ahead as well.
55 Games
themes of sexuality, ownership of your own body, forced pregnancy & body autonomy, consent, birth, stalking, etc.
don't want to spoil this one!
matriarchal dominance, spiritual role as women.
alessa birthing god ties into 3's, but also we get to see lisa's troubles as the main nurse.
alessa birthing god ties into 3's, but also we get to see lisa's troubles as the main nurse.
though this game is a male protagonist, the story with angela, mary, & maria really stand out.
mainly the game is more about james & his masculinity but shows his perspective on women as well.
mainly the game is more about james & his masculinity but shows his perspective on women as well.
my favorite feminine horror game. fem protagonist & fem villain. themes of birth, society's views towards women, stalking, intimidation, forced impregnation/birth, body autonomy, abortion, etc.
motherhood, missing mother & spiritual feminine figures.
forced pregnancy & loss of children
has themes of body image & eating disorders, pregnancy, dating, & unwanted child.
amazing ending that i don't want to spoil!
women in the family have powers as teenagers, strong female lead
fem lead, but also a very deep story with other women! as well as a long run tradition of what they do with maidens.
a shy girl learning to become brave when her best "friend" goes missing.
loss of innocence, coming of age, main character stepping up to be a protector & mother figure for her brother
avoiding spoilers, a main character is shown dealing with psychological themes of womenhood & family.
stalker horror of a dude bothering you at work. v relatable for fellow ladies :|
birth & babies, motherhood
gender norms, bullying, WLW
pregnancy, childbirth & miscarriage
male gaze, identity loss, objectification
fem warriors called 'the daughters'
