Early games like "Digital: A Love Story" demonstrate a focus on the intersection of technology and human relationships, often exploring the ways in which digital media can both connect and isolate individuals.

Works like "Analogue: A Hate Story" and "Ladykiller in a Bind" showcase a deeper engagement with complex narratives, exploring themes of gender, sexuality, social structures, and the potential for both progress and regression within society.

Throughout her body of work, Christine Love prioritizes player choice and agency, allowing players to shape the narrative and explore different perspectives within the game world. This contributes to the immersive and engaging nature of her games.

Characterized by thoughtful writing, mature themes, and unconventional narrative structures, Christine Love's games often challenge players to confront complex and uncomfortable topics.