Most people would disregard such things because they're just "stupid games for perverts" and not think about the impact, but if such things get normalized in adult gaming it's bound to spread out from there. Normalization is normalization no matter where it starts from, after all. A major concern of mine is that somebody creates images for such a game, and the images and content are based on a real person that the game's creator personally knows. If the game gets traction, that person's privacy would essentially be gone, and their sense of identity would be shattered because they aren't a public figure. There have already been instances of teenagers using AI image generators to create fakes of fellow students in order to blackmail them or just enjoy for themselves.