"Emotional Anti-Fraud Simulator" has been on the top bar's hot search list six, and players are constantly discussing it.

　　The "Emotional Anti-Fraud Simulator", which was originally named "Fare Girl Game", has quickly sparked discussion topics on major domestic platforms, and the most hotly discussed is the collective defense breakthrough phenomenon that continues to ferment in the player community. Today, the topic of "Whose Emotional Anti-Fraud Simulator Breaks the Defense" has been on the No. 6 Hot Search List of Tieba.

Many male players highly praised the anti-fraud education function of the game, believing that it fills the gap in the game market. The 140,000-word "Love Knowledge Archive" built in the game is called the "Anti-Fraud Bible" by players, and it dismantles the traps such as "fish raising routines" and "emotional manipulation".

　　The 29 yuan price was ridiculed as "Brush one less Rocket and buy ten life-saving guides." Some players even bought multiple copies for their friends, believing that the cost-effectiveness is far beyond the loss of "being caught once". A large number of real cases have emerged in the game's "mutual assistance message board", such as "spend 100,000 yuan for the anchor in three months" and "collection of blind dates and encountering a trap for money", which have become the outlet for men's emotional catharsis.

Some players also criticized the game, believing that its narrative had serious prejudice. The original name of the game "Good Girl Game" and some of the promotional content were removed from the shelves by the platform. Opponents believe that this just shows that the content has a tendency to be stigmatized.

In addition to the players who support and oppose, there is also a group of "melon-eating crowds" interpreting the controversy from a more macro perspective. After the game was renamed, Steam's sales increased instead of falling, and players joked that "the more they don't want to play, the more they want to play."