What is your favorite female Protagonist?

What games do u know with female protagonists? And wgat is your favorite? Also check my game in GreenLight

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Jill from Resident Evil and Lara from Tomb Raider are my favorites.

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Rebeca Chambers from Resident Evil 0, Jade from Beyond Good and Evil.

Bayonetta.

American McGee's Alice

Samus aran.

Samus and Jill Valentine.

Samus.

Easily Samus Aran for me, but shout outs to Jade from Beyond Good and Evil.

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I guess Rayne from BloodRayne.

Lighting from Lighting Returns and she's my Waifu :P

Hard to go past Lara Croft.

Faith Connors.

Clementine for walking dead series lara croft clerle redifild jil valentine max and clohe for life is strange sory for my mistakes

Samus Aran and Lara Croft are tie for me. Not the new, less improved Lara, the good old Lara.

Hmm, favorite female

I would have to say the new Tomb Raider , if you look away from the character portrayal while you are playing but the story itself.

Lara Croft , and Ellie from TLOU if that counts.

I liked Alex from Oxenfree. I thought she was a deep clever character in the way the game works her, and you playing her into the story. Either keeping more to yourself and sulking in the background, or being a real attention whore, both ways fits in to her past events. Also the voice actress nails it and some of her comments when weird stuff happens and how she shrugs it off made me snicker.

Honerable mentions to Max from Life is Strange and Ellie from Last of us, just the way she is, although she's not the protagonist through most the game. I like Max but she kind of whinges through most of it and is a bit weak, which is the whole idea of the character being so flawed with such a power so I don't blame them for making her that way.

Commander Shepard, or Bayonetta. This thread just shows how much of a problem we still have though. A severe lack of female protagonists, or even antagonists for that matter.

Clementine, even though I preferred her portrayal when she wasn't a protag

Lara Croft (Tomb Raider), followed by Cate Archer (No one lives forever).

Any female character that I created (FemShep, The Boss from Saints Row games, The Warden from DA:O, etc).

I AM COMPLETELY SHOCKED that nobody mentioned Ciri.

Lara Croft

Cate Archer from No One Lives Forever.

Granted there are plenty of female protaganists that are memorable, But Cate Archer I've always thought felt the most authentic regarding the personality and behaviour, which is ironic since she is a spy in the game.

Lightning is pretty cool (but her sister Serah is not) because she's pretty much a dude in chicks clothing. I enjoyed played as Jill in Resident Evil 2.

I guess we don't have enough female leads still. I can't really think of too many I enjoyed, but maybe because I'm a guy, idk.

Without one single doubt.

Ciri and Clementine. Maybe Cate Archer and Claire Redfield as well. Lol 4 Cs.

Jade from Beyond Good & Evil

Ms Pac-Man.

Chell

Faith of Mirror's Edge.

Misty Knight...

or maybe LaSandra Dixon?

It was Jill V. for the longest time,

but after playing Tomb Raider (2013), Lara Croft simply cannot be beat for me, I didn't like her that much before but with the reimagining she is just too incredible, she might even be my favorite character period.

Shout-out to Samus Aran and Alis Landale.

Gotta roll with Samus

Aya Brea as long as we forget about the Third Birthday.. I didn't hate the story but she lost what made her so great

Heather from Silent Hill 3

From the artstyle, I really like Final Fantasy leads (Yuna in x-2 or Lightning), but they tend to have an annoying character.

I actually like a lot of female characters, but most probably wouldn't fit a Protagonist role (like Chie from Persona 4).

Ah I don't know, I guess I go wilh Milla from tales of Xillia, but that might change within a day :P

Bayonetta, Jodie from B2S is pretty cool too aaaand I guess Samus.

Its a no brainer. Ellie

Lara Croft Tomb Raider

Shepard (Female) Mass Effect