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Titled Revenge on Gold Diggers and launched on the online gaming platform Steam, the China-developed game has sparked fierce debate over gender representation. The premise is simple: players guide a ...

If you aren't a gold digger yourself, why should you feel attacked by this game?" says a 28-year-old man. "I actually thought the game's creators are very bold.

And yet, in the game all the "gold diggers" are women. From a fresh-faced online influencer to a go-getting entrepreneur they are all shown scheming to get the men to lavish money and gifts on them.

Some people chase love. Others chase bank accounts. Over the years, countless marriages have been built less on romance and more on financial gain. These gold diggers made history for securing the ...

"He's more obedient than a dog... If only more of these dumb ones come along," boasts a woman in a new video game that has fuelled a debate on sexism in China. The players in the live-action Revenge ...

Revenge On Gold Diggers, a full-motion video interactive game, soared to the top of Steam’s revenue charts in China since its launch a week ago.

Women who spoke to the BBC worry that the video game perpetuates problematic gender norms in China, where society believes women belong at home, while seeing men as the primary breadwinners. So for ...

Cards on the table: most women have, at some point, entertained the fantasy of landing a rich guy. Not the, 'owns two properties in the suburbs' kind of rich. I'm talking serious wealth.