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Do not attack other posters or post discriminatory content (ex: racism, transphobia). We like that stuff here!įolks of all genders and identities welcome to join discussions here! Communityįor game-specific /r/GirlGamers subreddits, check out our multireddit Rulesīe civil and keep it on-topic. Or you know, just post some bad ass makeup tutorials inspired by video games. We also discuss topics around women in geek culture and debrief about experiences that occur as a result of their gender. This is a community space for ladies to hang out, talk about gaming, and game together. There's also blocks scattered around the levels before each boss fight or at points where you need to use new moves that talk you through what you need to do - although as it isn't voiced, it will require some reading.A delightfully polarizing term for women who game. If you do start to struggle at any point, a trip to the in-game shop may be in order, where you can spend the coins you've picked up in the levels to give Peach more hearts, a bigger bar for fuelling her Vibe Powers or some better attacks for her parasol. In fact, if they've played any of the Kirby games, they'll be on familiar ground here, as not only does the game have a similar difficulty level, but it plays in a similar way too, with Peach's moods similar to Kirby's transformations, and an emphasis on collectables and exploring multiple paths through each level. If your kid struggles with the other Mario games, and tends to find platformers a bit tricky to get into, this could be a great place for them to start. With Rage, Gloom, Joy and Calm to choose from, each has their own special effect - gloom makes you cry, which can be used to destroy sand monsters, rage turns you into a fiery, angry woman who can melt ice and burn wood by simply standing in their vicinity, while calm can be used to help regain health.Ĭonsidering the game's target audience of young girls and more 'casual' female DS owners, Super Princess Peach is also much easier to play than the Mario games, with a substantially more forgiving difficulty level, and plenty of hints to help you along your way. Peach's main powers are her emotions, which can be activated at a poke of the touch screen, and can be used to solve the game's puzzles. With a slower, more puzzle oriented approach than the Mario games, there's much more of a focus here on using your brain to overcome obstacles than bouncing on enemy's heads.
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