What does surprise, however, is its reversal of the gender roles. Hey Baby, which was created by a female designer and producer from New York City, doesn't really offer anything new in terms of the level of violence we've seen far worse. Although some games are designed to provoke conversation and political action (Darfur is Dying comes to mind), Hey Baby differs in that it's designed strictly for women a demographic that until recently wasn't thought to be particularly interested in game violence.
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Hey Baby, which was released in June and can be played for free at has raised some controversy on gaming blogs, as both men and women debate the validity of its public-service message about street harassment. The game's tagline: "It's payback time, boys." (See if violent video games make kids more violent.) Players then choose whether to ignore the comment or shoot. This is the world of Hey Baby, a computer game in which hordes of men call out pickup lines that range from fairly innocent ("Excuse me, do you have a boyfriend?") to pretty obscene ("I wanna lick you all over"). A gravestone pops up in his place, the epitaph inscribed with his last words: "I like your bounce, baby." I respond by leveling a gun in his direction and shooting him at close range. A man swaggers toward me and utters a sleazy come-on. Follow a woman walking down the street alone.
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