Comparison of translated Japanese femdom games

The following tables compare femdom games translated from Japanese to English.

How to use
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Click any header cell to sort the first table (Completion translations) by a column of interest. Shift-click more header cells to sort by multiple columns at once. For example, you can sort by genre, and then sort by length within each genre.

Filters are used to restrict the games displayed by a theme or fetish that matches the input string. As an example, to search for games focused on succubi or monster girls that have both pegging and bondage, you can use the three filters "Theme: Monster Girl, Succubus" "Fetish: Pegging" and "Fetish: Bondage".

Supplemental column conventions

 * ''Main article: Column conventions

Acceptable external links - Where they exist: the game's DLsite page, the game's Steam page, the game's TV Tropes page, the game's VNDB page, the developer's support page like Patreon or Ci-en, the translator's support page, and the translator's VNDB page if the game is not a VN and no support page exists.

Column: Estimated play length - If the game is in development, this refers to the currently available amount of content, not the developer's projected length at completion. VNDB, Erogamescape, and personal testimonials are considered acceptable sources for this information. Exactness isn't expected. "(Sandbox)" refers to short games where repeated game overs are expected before the player learns how to win; in these cases, length is intended to refer to the amount of time a typical person will take to learn how the game works, play through it at least once, and see all its content. "(# KB)" means that the original Japanese script size is [#] kilobytes, which is a common way to measure the script size of Japanese games; 1 Japanese character/kanji is 2 bytes.

Column: Non-femdom - For works where non-femdom exists, this column cannot be effectively edited in this wiki's visual editor, because it contains a data_sort_value variable that helps it be sorted properly based on the "amount" of non-femdom (none < avoidable < few < several < less than half).

Column: Structure - "Endings" does not include bad endings that are significantly shorter than other endings. "Linear plot" refers to a plot where the basic flow of events is the same in all playthroughs, aside from bad endings, minor differences, and the conclusion; any potential routes are woven into the plot seamlessly.. "Branching plot" refers to a plot where the flow of events is separated into different routes mid-playthrough. "Side endings" are endings that can be reached earlier before the linear plot is finished. "Routes" are series of events that are lengthy or contain interactivity, which can happen independently of other routes, and which are typically associated with one or more endings; when not specified, assume 1 route. "Heroine epilogues" are extra scenes that take place after endings, which do not affect the plot in any way except to show which heroine the player has developed a relationship with. "Main endings" refers to endings that are not side endings. "True" indicates an ending that is considered a "true" (canon) ending.