From her earliest works, Nina Freeman started exploring the topic of sexuality in her games, including 'How Do You Do It?'. This exploration often involves candid and empathetic depictions of the emotional and social aspects of sexuality, particularly from a female perspective.

With 'Cibele', Nina Freeman delved deeper into self-reflection and autobiographical storytelling. This trend continued with subsequent projects like 'We Met in May', where she used personal narratives to explore themes of relationships, identity, and vulnerability.

A common thread throughout Nina Freeman's work is the focus on intimacy and human connection. Her games often examine the dynamics of relationships, the complexities of communication, and the ways in which people navigate their emotional lives. She continues to champion authentic portrayals of relationships and personal experiences.