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This is an article about forced feminization interactive games. It is well-written and provides worthwhile information. To begin, "forced feminization interactive games" are interactive adventure game that give you choices in role play, usually including how the protagonist will be treated in the game by other characters. The player's character can be introduced to various concepts by being forced into them, such as submission to a dominating male teacher or prisoner of war captured in Afghanistan and forced to perform menial tasks for military commanders during interrogations. These games are often called feminine power fantasy or masculinity denial platformers, which implies their focus on fantasies of women taking control over men's lives while simultaneously denying the role of gender identity in these fantasies. This article is about the games, not the players. There are bound to be several different kinds of players who make these kinds of contributions. Overall, the article explores how these games represent, celebrate, and subvert gender roles by examining them as interactive digital worlds with specific rules and challenges. It is also about player agency in the game environments, which are often more than just fantasy camps or virtual reality torture chambers. The article asks questions about whether or not these games give gifts to their players for embracing stereotypical male attitudes, demonstrating male authority over female characters, and "turning" their female characters into masculine physical avatars that they control through game interactions. From this article, the reader will be able to understand the differences between socializing, role playing, and other terms that are applied to these games. For instance, role playing would describe how people act outside of their roles as well as inside them. It is distinct from socializing although sometimes play can involve both. The same would apply for game play. Lastly, fantasy camp plays into the socialization but not role playing element within the game. The article provides useful tips for getting started with these games if you are interested in either thinking about or actually creating them. This includes information on how to find out more about interactive digital worlds like Second Life or console/PC games like "The Sims". It also suggests that you do your research on gender roles in these games before getting started. Likewise, it is important to have a clear understanding of the rules of these games so that you can better interact with your character without being surprised by anything they do or say. If you are not already acquainted with the specific rules of these games, you will find out about them in this article. This article provides more information on the developer of several interactive digital worlds including Second Life and "The Sims 3". It is a good way to get a grasp on the focus of these worlds, which is usually how they represent, celebrate, and subvert gender roles. In general, most people agree that these games are not only about what happens to individuals but also how individuals interact with these worlds. In conclusion, this article is about interactive digital worlds and the players' interactions with them through their characters. It discusses the merits and downfalls of these games and how they can help us better understand gender roles in everyday life. Author: Curry Foppa Labelle Publication: OPEN Repository Date: June 7, 2018 URL: https://openrepository. cfa1e77820