“Grand Theft Auto for Girls”? You’re kidding me!

No, it isn’t a simple metaphor somebody used to describe the Barbie video game. While men and boys are into stuff like carjacking, shooting pedestrians and sniping policemen, girls more into doing stuff such as experimenting with drugs, using sexuality for personal gain and clawing to the top of the social order by any means necessary.

Coolest Girl In School, a new mobile phone game which is being called as “Grand Theft Auto for girls” by developer Champagne for the Ladies, replaces all that boyish drug-running and random violence with stuff girls like. It’s fun for girls on the go. While being a gossiping, shoplifting bitch may sound like a gamer’s dream, some Jack Thompson wannabes are whining about this, as far as calling it an irresponsible game.

This is how the game’s website describes it:

Coolest Girl in School lets players live out their high school fantasies. Experiment with fashion! Experiment with drugs! Experiment with your sexuality! Cut class! Spread rumors! But try to avoid dying of embarrassment- literally!

In Coolest Girl in School fashion and communication reign supreme. Working out what the hell to wear and answering hilarious quizzes makes or breaks you. Students are labeled according to the sub-culture they subscribe to…

Nobody said being the Coolest Girl in School would be easy…

Of course, the Australian Family Association deems the game “toxic” and Christine Daviault of Montreal’s Concordia University calls it “corrosive”. However, the game’s developers at Champagne for the Ladies say it’s a fun game after all. The game allows players to play as high school girls and letting them “lie, bitch and flirt” to get ahead. The creators say it’s “tongue-in-cheek” fun.

All these sounds pretty dull, but these Jack Thompson wannabes will whine at every single piece of entertainment that contains sex and violence. These mobile phone game can sure create controversy, but it won’t be out until next year, roughly about the same time as Grand Theft Auto IV’s release. It seems that both boys and girls can eventually have their own fun with video games!

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