LGBTQ video games

Nearly 1 in 5 gamers identify as LGBTQ+ but only 2% of games have queer content. GLAAD has a plan to fix this disparity.

Some say immersive 3D films can create an “empathy machine” to benefit marginalized groups, but others are skeptical.

Players will be asked to give their characters a name and pronouns in the long-running and popular video game.

Players can now create trans characters in the game. But do they want to buy a game that J.K. Rowling will profit from?

LGBTQ representation in video games has not been perfect and still has room for improvement, but there’s no doubt that it’s in a position to tell queer stories and to tell them well.

This is a historic video game first, and the character is even voiced by a trans male actor.

The women aren’t just on the cover. They have names and backstory.