[Game Jam] T'as déjà regardé ta vulve dans un miroir ?

"T'as déjà regardé ta vulve dans un miroir?" is a game jam title that treats sexual education as a framework for meaningful conversation rather than spectacle. Developed during the Scientific Game Jam, it draws inspiration from Charlotte's doctoral research on the history of pornographic games across Commodore 64 and ZX Spectrum platforms—a scholarly foundation that shapes its thoughtful approach to adult content.

The premise is deceptively simple: a couple plays an erotic RPG together while preparing to film amateur content, but anxiety derails their plans. Instead, they retreat into the game, where dialogue choices let you navigate intimate discussions and learn about each other's boundaries. Rather than depicting explicit scenes, the game uses the RPG as a metaphor for sexual and emotional practices, rewarding respectful communication over crude assumptions. The chiptune soundtrack and cute aesthetic create a disarming tone—this isn't titillation, it's a space to think critically about desire, consent, and representation.

What makes it distinctive is its refusal to gender anatomy. The game discusses vulvas and penises as organs without prescribing identity, reflecting a mature stance on sexuality education. Built in HTML5 and playable in French, it's brief enough for a single sitting but dense with conversation starters. The Scientific Game Jam context—a collaboration exploring amateur pornography's relationship to ethics and labor—infuses every choice with intentionality. You're not unlocking lewdness; you're practicing the kind of honest communication that might actually prevent stress before intimacy.