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The thread was about assuming the gamers are male, - nothing to do with whether the protagonist is male or female. So on that point;
Howard says in the trailer "I’m just a regular guy, like you"
This does not mean in any way that we are assuming you are a male.
The 'Like you' is referring to the word 'regular'. Howard was just stating that he is a guy.
It wouldn't work if he said "I’m just a regular guy and|or girl, like you"
Sure, we could say "I’m just a regular person, like you" - But cmon, how derogatory does that sound!?
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Bottom line. Game developers, especially us, do not assume all gamers are male.
A bit off topic but I personally like how this game is inspired by the LSD game, I even thought about making something similar myself but it looks like I was too slow :P I'll definitely be trying this out!
Stop look for a cause, you social justice warrior. It's a narrative based game, not a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ power fantasy.