Assassin’s Creed Valhalla Would Have Been a Stronger Game if Eivor Had Been a Lesbian
Stacey Henley explores how Assassin’s Creed protagonist Eivor being a lesbian would have made Valhalla a stronger game.
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The Cyberpunk 2077 Romances Weren’t Made for Trans People
Stacey Henley explores how the romance options for Cyberpunk 2077 are just another example of trans people existing in the game but never in the developers’ minds
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The Queer Paradise of Bugsnax
Stacey Henley looks at Bugsnax and the way it blends being queer and wholesomeness together to form a queer paradise.
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Here’s Why It Was Important To Include Leo Baker in Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater
Stacey Henley talks about the inclusion of non-binary skater, Leo Baker, in a Tony Hawk game and why it’s important.
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Creating Tyler Ronan: How DONTNOD created the first major transgender protagonist in video games
Tell Me Why is a game which will go down in queer history, and for once, a queer character makes the history books not because of a wink, whisper, or a reference buried deep in the lore, but because of pride.
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The Last of Us Part 2 is An Allegory for the Transgender Bathroom Debate
Stacey Henley looks at the transphobic nature of the reaction to The Last of Us 2 leaks, and why the game is an allegory to the bathroom transgender debate.
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Who Runs The Outer Worlds? Lesbians
Stacey Henley talks about about how The Outer Worlds puts lesbian women in the limelight in its fantastical, sci-fi world.
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The Monster High Game Knocked the Cis Outta Me
Stacey Henley talks about exploring who she was in Monster High, a game that dug up her dead girlhood out of the ground and made it dance around.
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A Summer’s End: What It Means To Release A Queer Hong Kong Game In 2020
Stacey Henley talks to developers behind the phenomenal A Summer’s End – Hong Kong 1986 about the importance of releasing a queer game set in Hong Kong.
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Transing My Voice In Saints Row 4
There’s always room to be who you are in the Saints Row series, and in Saints Row 4, Stacey Henley did that by creating a character just like her.
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Ellie’s Story Offers Crucial Queer Representation, But The Last of Us TV Series Should Focus on Bill
The Last Of Us TV series will follow Ellie and Joel after the outbreak, but as Stacey Henley argues, maybe Bill’s story is worth following as well.
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