Final Fantasy VII Remake makes queerness visible — but confined
By separating aesthetic presentation from player agency, Final Fantasy VII Remake reveals how queerness can be represented without being playable
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In Dispatch, Blonde Blazer and Invisigal don't get equal screentime. But it’s “not developer bias,” Adhoc says
“It's not developer bias or a writing choice to elevate one character over another — it's us trying to stay true to who they are.”
Managing hostesses in Yakuza 0's cabaret club is a surprisingly feminist mini-game
Club Sunshine, it seems, can change the lives of all who enter