The most immediate example I can think of was called "Subverse," which was directly advertised as some sort of anti-SJW (I think it was called that at the time because woke/DEI weren't quite in common use yet) 
pandering game where you played some boring ego insert that had a space harem that marked as many safe dopamine boxes for boring nerds as possible to pander to 
gaters and cater to their cooming needs.
The game was boring. Full stop. It was boring. The gameplay itself was shallow and uninspired, and even the le sexy sex scenes were boring according to the general assessment of the very same treat hogs it was targeted to pander toward.
"Yandere Simulator" would count if that steaming pile of irradiated shit ever actually got completed. It was like Star Citizen for kiddie creeping weeb gooners, but less profitable.
I remember seeing a dev log of that forever ago and thinking "lmao, he's really getting into the whole depraved psychopath character to narrate this huh?" and it was the least surprising development ever when it came out that no, he really was just a creep and an absolute piece of shit.
Between that creep, Matt Stone and Trey Parker, Justin Roiland, and "method actors" like
and Jared Leto, the old saying about "we are who we pretend to be" feels more and more true over time.
What's really funny is that while he was making it somebody else was able to make a game with the same concept and release it in like 6 months and it was supposedly better
I hadn't heard that but I'm really not surprised. The YandereDev guy had no relevant skills for making a game and as I understand it relied heavily on just copying tutorials and getting people from his discord to do bits and pieces of it for him, same with the art being free assets and stuff he got his "fans" to make for him.
The hogs just wanted the edgiest possible
slop and didn't care about the quality as long as all the ingredients were present in the mixing bowl.