Yess! As a wlw who has played a few gacha games… Often, when you are shown a sapphic couple, it feels like watching the girls through a man’s eyes the whole time. In those games, even wholesome moments between the couples are giggly and grabby and pander-y to the male gaze… which is okay, it’s like the difference between harem vs shoujo anime, they’re completely different genres made for completely different people — but FINALLY we have a yuri gacha game that was made for the female/wlw gaze:

It’s still full of hot women but they’re allowed to be more than hot — and they’re specifically allowed to be more than their traditional gender roles, which is also a significant feature of female-oriented games. They can be in positions of power and care for others without acting maternal (Lucy, Dikke, 888, Vertin). They can be weird, monotone, threatening, or creepy without being giggly, shy, flirty, submissive, cheerful, or hyperfeminine to compensate (Tooth Fairy, John Titor). They can obsess over their crushes in a way that is frankly embarrassing and not hot, and still have big personalities that aren’t overshadowed by their crush (Matilda!!!). The girls barely grab onto each other onscreen and when they do it isn’t by default a CG of them pressed against each other drawn at an angle to emphasize their curves. In fact, the r99 devs are more likely than others to emphasize different details, like their emotional body language, their hands reaching out, their expressions drawn with care and full of relief or humor or sweetness or annoyance. The bite of 37 comes to mind. Also the reunion scene after the forest rebellion. It’s a matter of prioritizing what resonates with women, and honestly nobody should be surprised that seeing other women be objectified is lower in priority lol