In Resident Evil 7: Biohazard, women are the enemy
The game pretty much speedruns all the horror tropes for women — damsel in distress, fridging, and the hag
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In Resident Evil 7: Biohazard, women are the enemy
The game pretty much speedruns all the horror tropes for women — damsel in distress, fridging, and the hag
Mix It Up: Why Cyberpunk 2077 still hits for some trans people, despite its transphobia scandals
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Discopup is a Lynchian deconstruction of the club and the city
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A psychiatrist’s case for siding with Maelle in Expedition 33
Maelle's decision represents her own understanding of what her life is worth — and it accounts for the worth of the many lives in Lumière
Cloud is a tough guy to date (if you’re Barret)
Cloud's emotional distance still leaves the door open for queer interpretations
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
Unlearning misogyny to truly appreciate the women and girls of Kingdom Hearts
Kairi, Larxene, and the rest of Kingdom Hearts' female characters were too often the butt of jokes in the 2000s
How vaginal imagery in Metroid Prime 4 redefines Samus — and why it matters for shooters
Yonic architecture is a constant, from the moment the player is given control of Samus until the very end.
Disco Elysium and the myth of the male loneliness epidemic
Despite Disco Elysium predating this reckoning, its story and characters offer useful ways to interpret this modern myth
I am begging Warhammer 40K grifters to stop focusing on female Space Marines
Here's why this online argument just won't die
Playing old Nancy Drew games as a gothic heroine
Its gameplay even replicates the form many gothic novels take: the epistolary.
