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Last Minute Love is a game where finding love in a nursing home is the end goal. With five residents to choose from, will you find someone to be with in time?

Queer prejudice is rooted in The Last of Us Part 2’s society, but as we learn through Ellie, Dina and Lev, that doesn’t mean there’s no hope.

Brassica: A Marry Tale combines theatre, princess’ and princes, and the fine art of being gay into one, excellent boy love visual novel.

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.

You may not believe it by just looking at it, but Nefarious introduces a fun, loveable cast that even has LGBT+ characters. Give it a try!

Caleb Wysor talks about the Final Fantasy VII Remake and how it complicates the queer legacy of the original in a way that’s both positive and negative.

If there’s one thing that’s been done to death almost a thousand times, it’s the coming out story. Even so, that doesn’t stop us from needing them.

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.