Gay games

Video gay games have come a long way in terms of LGBTQ representation. But there is still a lot to talk about. Indies like Cobra Club and Hurt Me Plenty explore queer sex and culture. EarthBound includes gay NPC Tony, and Nintendo’s Animal Crossing has hanky codes, camp cards and a tongue in cheek version of Monopoly that allows players to buy bars and bathhouses.

The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim
The Elder Scrolls series of video games is famous for its sandbox gameplay, allowing players to explore the gay game world in any way they choose. This allows for political, and even controversial interpretations of the game. This paper examines how White Nationalist users interpret and decode Skyrim using the concepts of encoding-decoding (Hall 1973) and affordances (Gibson 1977).

The gaygame is set in the fictional province of Tamriel which is at war between the insurgent Stormcloaks and the Empire. The main character of the game, a player-character created from one of multiple classes, enters the story at a pivotal point in this conflict when Ulfric, leader of the Stormcloaks, is being led to his execution by the Empire.

In the gay game, the Stormcloaks are fighting for independence and a racially pure “Skyrim for the Nords”, which is echoed by the Stormfront forum user’s own nationalist struggle against multiculturalism. These users also claim that the game world is a mirror of their own, with the characters and situations resembling real life.

The gay game features a variety of queer content including the ability to romance and befriend a number of gay, bisexual, or transgender characters. It also includes a variety of sexual references, including the term “Skyrim jobbing” which refers to applying one’s tongue to the outer rim part of someone else’s sewer spigot in order to experience orgasmic sin.

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Pokemon Sword & Shield
Pokemon Sword & Shield introduced the franchise’s first major change to its gameplay in years. Its quasi-open world region of Galar — loosely based on the United Kingdom — features free camera movement, dynamic weather changes, and more. These changes make the games more immersive and more realistic, making players feel more engrossed in their trainer’s coming-of-age quest.

The gay porn games also feature a host of new features, including raids, cooking, and a new battle option called Gigantamaxing, which allows players to turn their Pokemon into super-powered giant-sized monsters. In addition, the gay game featured Galarian Ponyta – a unicorn Fairy/Psychic type in the colors of the Trans Pride flag — that queer fans immediately worshipped as their digital gay icon.

While Pokemon has never outright declared that any of its characters are LGBTQ+, many fans have read them as such. For instance, James from Team Rocket is often seen as gay for his flamboyant behavior and his ccrush on Jessie, and Butch’s sexist remarks are read as gender non-conforming. Another example is Avery, the player’s rival on the Isle of Armor (Shield players will face Klara). Although they use male pronouns, Avery’s androgynous appearance blurs gender lines, and their feminine clothing evokes and celebrates femininity. Then there’s Peony, the new trainer who gives advice on capturing legendary Pokemon. Her looks are so reminiscent of Chairman Rose from X & Y that gay gamers have quickly read her as an in-game gay icon.

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Bioware’s Dragon Age: Inquisition
In the world of video gaygames, Bioware’s Dragon Age series has long been a bastion of progressive sexuality. The franchise has featured several bisexual non-player characters that can establish romantic relationships with the player’s male or female protagonist, but this fall Dragon Age: Inquisition marks the first time a gay character has been a major romance option. Iron Bull, a muscular mage who is arguably the gay game’s most likable and best-written character, is not only openly gay, but is also one of the most prominent LGBT characters in the entire industry.

He was featured in the pre-release trailer for DA:I, and was included prominently in EA’s marketing campaigns. The care with which the team crafted him to be someone who would appeal to a broad audience shows in everything from his sarcastic wit and striking visual design, to his voice work by Freddie Prinze, Jr. The character embodies the essence of what makes it so great to see queer people represented in gay games.

The gay game’s other significant LGBTQ character, Krem, is the most respectful transgender person to appear in a major AAA game to date, and her storyline provides a meaningful way for players to ask questions and learn about the experience of being transgender. These are just a few of the reasons that Dragon Age: Inquisition has received a GLAAD recognition award for “fair, inclusive and sometimes ground-breaking depictions of LGBT people”. This is one of the first times the organization has ever awarded a video gay game.

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Supergiant Games’ The Last of Us Part II
The Last of Us Part II has been called “groundbreaking” for its inclusion of queer characters. Ellie, the gay game’s protagonist, is a lesbian, and her friend Dina is a bisexual woman who has relationships with men and women. In addition, the game’s creators have included several hints that Lev, a character in the previous game, is transgender. These representations have sparked a lot of controversy, with right-wing trolls attacking the game for its “anti-gay” content and for promoting sexism.

The problem with this criticism is that it misses the point. The Last of Us Part II is a story about violence and how we cope with it, and the characters in it are all subjected to immense suffering. It would be impossible to tell this story without incorporating queerness.

Unlike many other gaygames, the queer characters in The Last of Us Part II are not presented as tokens or cyphers. They feel like fully-formed, interesting characters, even when they die in gruesome, unnecessary ways. The game’s naturalistic dialogue and exploration of subtle body language make it easier to accept when these characters get hurt, because they seem like real people who might make shitty choices sometimes. That makes it even more disappointing when the gay game inevitably sucks these people up in its narrative, slicing them up like they are nothing more than cannibalistic zombies.

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