The rather unusual video game, Perfect Woman, has just launched on the Xbox One and is now available to play for most users in almost all regions. The game uses the console’s Kinect camera to score players on how perfect they are and covers a range of serious subjects such as child labour and sexism.
Here’s the official game description:
Perfect Woman is a game inspired by the ubiquitous personality questionnaires featured in women’s magazines and the female roles they define. The game is structured into progressive levels, each one representing a different stage in a woman’s life. Starting at the child stage, players must post in front of a Kinect to mimic various poses that appear on screen. The better a player is able to hold the pose, the more “perfect” their rating for that level. Perfect Woman features a branching decision tree which serves to create a narrative of the character’s life. Past choices may make future choices more difficult. It’s not always possible to be perfect at every stage in life, and that’s perfectly fine.
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