I'm Scared of Girls

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I'm Scared of Girls is a narrative-driven RPG where players follow Lamb, a cross-dressing teenager trapped in a surreal dungeon. The game alternates between dialogue-heavy scenes and simple exploration mechanics as Lamb confronts distorted versions of people from his past. Choices shape interactions but rarely alter the core outcome, focusing more on emotional resonance than branching paths. The dungeon serves as both a literal maze and metaphorical space for self-reflection, with minimal combat and maximal internal conflict. The game’s niche premise and unapologetic approach to identity themes set it apart. Developed in RPG Maker 2003, its rudimentary graphics and sound design feel intentionally raw, matching the introspective tone. Though released in 2011, it remains a quiet footnote in indie RPG history, often discussed in small online circles for its bold subject matter and straightforward storytelling. At just a few hours long, it’s a brief but unsettling experience that lingers.