About This Game

"I Don't Want To Be A Good Woman" is an interactive, museum-like experience that brings you into the real lives of women living in Iran under Islamic law. Walk with us and live through our stories, stories that we’ve heard, gathered, or lived ourselves. This is not just a game, but a space to witness, to remember, and to stand in solidarity with an ongoing struggle for freedom.

Key Features:

• Experience growing up in Iran as a woman without the risk of getting arrested in real life

• walk into the open-air museum of resilience

• Learn how to defy the "right" path

• Irritate the mullahs by playing, sharing, and talking about this game

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

This experience explores real-life challenges faced by women in Iran under Islamic law, including gender-based discrimination, restricted bodily autonomy, and limitations on freedom of expression. Themes such as forced hijab, lack of reproductive rights, and state violence are presented through a narrative lens. While the game contains no explicit imagery, it does involve mature social and political themes.

The game depicts discriminatory behavior toward women by state and religious systems from the perspective of a victim. These portrayals are not meant to promote hate or disparagement, but to raise awareness of real-world issues through an empathetic and objective narrative.