Games Featuring Transgender Characters
Inclusive of nonbinary/gender neutral characters. Please be aware that not all of these games will feature positive depictions of trans people and that some notes may contain spoilers.
If you know of a game not listed, please mention it to me!
** I choose not to include characters who are considered intersex, since not all intersex people consider themselves transgender. Exceptions are only made if the character is stated or considered to be intersex as well as transgender.
** I also choose not to include the titles Hogwarts Legacy and The Last of Us: Part II. While these games do have trans characters in them, due to the fact that JKR (who I am aware was not directly involved, though I still feel that giving the game any positive attention would still benefit her) and Neil Druckmann are enormous bigots who have their bigoted views written directly into the stories of their creations, and that they have both used money they've made off their IPs to fund harmful charities, I do not believe either of these people should be supported, monetarily or otherwise. I am not changing my mind about this and anyone who attempts to argue with me will be ignored, you are just wasting time for us both. Create your own list if this bothers you.
6/13/23: Now includes what platforms these games are available on!
If you know of a game not listed, please mention it to me!
** I choose not to include characters who are considered intersex, since not all intersex people consider themselves transgender. Exceptions are only made if the character is stated or considered to be intersex as well as transgender.
** I also choose not to include the titles Hogwarts Legacy and The Last of Us: Part II. While these games do have trans characters in them, due to the fact that JKR (who I am aware was not directly involved, though I still feel that giving the game any positive attention would still benefit her) and Neil Druckmann are enormous bigots who have their bigoted views written directly into the stories of their creations, and that they have both used money they've made off their IPs to fund harmful charities, I do not believe either of these people should be supported, monetarily or otherwise. I am not changing my mind about this and anyone who attempts to argue with me will be ignored, you are just wasting time for us both. Create your own list if this bothers you.
6/13/23: Now includes what platforms these games are available on!
373 Games
Kitel is genderless.
Bugdoll has no pronouns put onto them compared to their counterpart, and since their debut they have not been gendered.
Tesla's gender depends on how people choose to see them (and even so, they were eventually confirmed to be a boy, being prohibited from use in girls-only game events), but during the development, they were drawn in mind as a girl. Something else of note is that Tesla has alternate costumes of Chihiro Fujisaki, Ruka (Steins Gate), and Ferris (ReZero), who many consider to be trans.
Available on: Android, iOS
Bugdoll has no pronouns put onto them compared to their counterpart, and since their debut they have not been gendered.
Tesla's gender depends on how people choose to see them (and even so, they were eventually confirmed to be a boy, being prohibited from use in girls-only game events), but during the development, they were drawn in mind as a girl. Something else of note is that Tesla has alternate costumes of Chihiro Fujisaki, Ruka (Steins Gate), and Ferris (ReZero), who many consider to be trans.
Available on: Android, iOS
An NPC named Alchemy is a trans woman. If the player goes to Relenthill, they will find a woman named Rinyde, who tells you that she is looking for her twin brother who ran away from the College of Sapiarchs. If you investigate hard enough, you find out that the character Alchemy, a female Altmer, is actually the brother that Rinyde is looking for. Alchemy feared that her sister would reject her if she knew about her transness, but should you successfully convince her to talk to Rinyde, Alchemy will confess to her. Rinyde is surprised at this, but accepts her sister as she is and wants her to be happy.
Available on: PC, Playstation 4, Playstation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S
Available on: PC, Playstation 4, Playstation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S
Arcsys confirmed Testament was never intended to be male and always went by they/them pronouns.
Bridget's arcade mode story revolves around her being unsure whether she is truly happy as a boy and is being her true self, which is revealed to be her questioning her gender identity in one of the endings. Depending on how well the player performs, she makes progress towards figuring it out and accepting her new identity, with one of the endings directy showing her coming out to Goldlewis Dickinson and Ky Kiske, proudly stating that she is a girl.
Availble on: Arcade (exclusive to Japan), Playstation 4, Playstation 5, Steam, Xbox One, Xbox Series X
Bridget's arcade mode story revolves around her being unsure whether she is truly happy as a boy and is being her true self, which is revealed to be her questioning her gender identity in one of the endings. Depending on how well the player performs, she makes progress towards figuring it out and accepting her new identity, with one of the endings directy showing her coming out to Goldlewis Dickinson and Ky Kiske, proudly stating that she is a girl.
Availble on: Arcade (exclusive to Japan), Playstation 4, Playstation 5, Steam, Xbox One, Xbox Series X
Venus is a trans girl whose pronouns in the narration change from "he" to "she."
Available on: Itch.io, Steam
Available on: Itch.io, Steam
The protagonist Alex Cole is a trans girl.
Available on: Steam, Itch.io
Available on: Steam, Itch.io
In-game text refers to Arachnia as male, however, in a scene in Yo-kai Watch Blasters, specifically the congratulatory photo for completing the "Yo-kai Ladies' Society" Yo-kai Circle, shows Arachnia as part of a group of female Yo-kai, which could imply they're actually a trans woman.
The yokai she is based on, and her yokai name in Japanese, the Jorōgumo, are also exclusively female yokai.
Available on: Nintendo 3ds
The yokai she is based on, and her yokai name in Japanese, the Jorōgumo, are also exclusively female yokai.
Available on: Nintendo 3ds
The game has the player advance through two stories, one following a trans woman named Kasio.
Available on: Steam, PC, Nintendo Switch
Available on: Steam, PC, Nintendo Switch
All characters use they/them pronouns.
Available on: Steam, Nintendo Switch
Available on: Steam, Nintendo Switch
Setsu and Raqio are nonbinary and use they/them pronouns.
The player character can also be nonbinary.
Available on: Playstation Vita, Nintendo Switch, Steam, Playstation 4, Playstation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S
The player character can also be nonbinary.
Available on: Playstation Vita, Nintendo Switch, Steam, Playstation 4, Playstation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S
From Wikipedia:
Poison is introduced in Final Fight (1989), where she is either a pre-op or post-op trans woman, depending on the region where the game was released.
She is an antagonistic NPC in the arcade beat 'em up games Final Fight (1989) and Mighty Final Fight (1993). She is a playable character in the fighting games Final Fight Revenge (1999), Street Fighter X Tekken (2012), Ultra Street Fighter IV (2014) & Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition (2018).
In Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition, her identity is alluded to more often. Certain dialogue during a conversation with Lucia alludes to the fact that she was born with a gender not matching with her inner being. One of Poison's win quotes, "Being gossiped about is proof of my popularity!" seemingly alludes to the controversy and ambiguity surrounding her gender identity.
Available on: Arcade, Playstation Network, Playstation 3, Playstation 4, Xbox Live Arcade, Steam
Poison is introduced in Final Fight (1989), where she is either a pre-op or post-op trans woman, depending on the region where the game was released.
She is an antagonistic NPC in the arcade beat 'em up games Final Fight (1989) and Mighty Final Fight (1993). She is a playable character in the fighting games Final Fight Revenge (1999), Street Fighter X Tekken (2012), Ultra Street Fighter IV (2014) & Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition (2018).
In Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition, her identity is alluded to more often. Certain dialogue during a conversation with Lucia alludes to the fact that she was born with a gender not matching with her inner being. One of Poison's win quotes, "Being gossiped about is proof of my popularity!" seemingly alludes to the controversy and ambiguity surrounding her gender identity.
Available on: Arcade, Playstation Network, Playstation 3, Playstation 4, Xbox Live Arcade, Steam
The protagonist Chorus is nonbinary and uses they/them, and this is something they state in the game.
Available on: Steam, Nintendo Switch
Available on: Steam, Nintendo Switch
Liara T'Soni belongs to a single gendered race called the Asari, a species that has traditionally feminine traits but reproduces by means other than sexual reproduction. Liara can also state that "male" and "female" have no real meaning to Asari when female Shepard asks if she would like to enter a relationship despite them both being women.
Available on: Xbox 360, Playstation 3, Steam, Microsoft Store, EA Store, Playstation 4 (Legendary Edition, remaster, also on Steam and Xbox One)
Available on: Xbox 360, Playstation 3, Steam, Microsoft Store, EA Store, Playstation 4 (Legendary Edition, remaster, also on Steam and Xbox One)
Skip and Cybil are nonbinary and use they/them pronouns.
The player character can also be nonbinary.
Available on: Steam, Windows, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, iOS, Android
The player character can also be nonbinary.
Available on: Steam, Windows, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, iOS, Android
Liezel (who first appears in Papa's Pancakeria: To Go!) makes an appearance in this game.
Available on: iOS, Android
Available on: iOS, Android
The waitress Erica is a trans woman.
Available on: Playstation Vita (exclusive to Japan), Playstation 4, Nintendo Switch
Available on: Playstation Vita (exclusive to Japan), Playstation 4, Nintendo Switch
See Mass Effect (2007).
Availabe on: Xbox 360, Playstation 3, Wii U, Microsoft store, Steam, Playstation 4 (Legendary Edition, remaster, also on Steam and Xbox One)
Availabe on: Xbox 360, Playstation 3, Wii U, Microsoft store, Steam, Playstation 4 (Legendary Edition, remaster, also on Steam and Xbox One)
Faris Scherwiz is a girl that dresses as a boy for a majority of their life, and depending on translation there are hints that imply they are trans or nonbinary and not simply crossdressing due to their reactions to being outed.
They also refer to themself as male and female throughout the game.
Available on: Super Famicom, PlayStation 1, Game Boy Advance, PlayStation 4, Steam, Nintendo Switch
They also refer to themself as male and female throughout the game.
Available on: Super Famicom, PlayStation 1, Game Boy Advance, PlayStation 4, Steam, Nintendo Switch
See Steins;Gate (2009).
Available on: Steam, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch
Available on: Steam, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch
Larissa is revealed to be a trans woman when the player needs to use her deadname to solve a puzzle.
Available on: PC, Steam, Nintendo Switch
Available on: PC, Steam, Nintendo Switch
Fel and Reed are nonbinary and both use they/them pronouns.
Available on: Steam
Available on: Steam
The Underling is genderless.
Available on: Steam, Itch.io, Android
Available on: Steam, Itch.io, Android
You can select your pronouns and genitalia independently of each other.
Available on: Itch.io
Available on: Itch.io
Joanie is nonbinary and uses they/them pronouns.
Available on: Itch.io, Steam, Nintendo Switch
Available on: Itch.io, Steam, Nintendo Switch
Tara is a trans woman.
Available on: Itch.io, Steam, Nintendo Switch, Playstation 4, Playstation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S
Available on: Itch.io, Steam, Nintendo Switch, Playstation 4, Playstation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S
Iochi is nonbinary.
Available on: Nintendo Switch, Android, iOS, Playstation Vita
Available on: Nintendo Switch, Android, iOS, Playstation Vita
You are able to pick the player character's pronouns and a masculine or feminine portrait independently of each other.
Available on: Steam, Itch.io
Available on: Steam, Itch.io
Hiiragi is a trans woman, though she is mainly a comic relief character (the jokes being made at the expense of her gender). Other characters in the game constantly misgender her, even though she explicitly tells them she is a woman.
Available on: Playstation 4, PC, Nintendo Switch
Available on: Playstation 4, PC, Nintendo Switch
Toyosatomimi no Miko is a trans woman, having lived life as the historical figure Prince Shoutoku before fully transitioning when she awoke in the land of Gensokyo.
Available on: Windows
Available on: Windows
A semi-autobiographical visual novel about the author's experiences with trauma and sex work.
Available on: Steam, Itch.io
Available on: Steam, Itch.io
The English translation features a sidequest from a "transfixing woman" to retreive her "blue pill bottle", which she says contains hormones that are very important to her.
Available on: Playstation Portable
Available on: Playstation Portable
The Tenakth instructor Wekatta is transfeminine and is voiced by a trans woman. Aloy refers to them with they/them pronouns, though they don't clarify what they prefer themselves.
Available on: Playstation 4, Playstation 5, Steam
Available on: Playstation 4, Playstation 5, Steam
The waitress Erica is a trans woman. At one point she begins a sexual relationship with a man who has a crush on her, Toby, which he later expresses regret about in the True Ending due to finding out her assigned birth gender.
Available on: Playstation 3, Xbox 360, Steam
Available on: Playstation 3, Xbox 360, Steam
Limstella and Bramimond are genderless.
Available on: Game Boy Advance
Available on: Game Boy Advance
The protagonist is gender neutral.
Available on: Itch.io
Available on: Itch.io
The protagonist can be nonbinary.
Available on: Steam, Android, iOS
Available on: Steam, Android, iOS
One of the romance options, Prince Everly, is nonbinary and uses they/them pronouns. Breeze, another romance option, can either be a trans man, a trans woman, or intersex depending on which gender you select them to be.
Another romance option, Oli, at first appears to be whichever gender you select, but this turns out to be a false identity for a character named Dhanthik, who is nonbinary and uses zie/zir pronouns.
The protagonist can also be nonbinary.
Available on: Steam, Android, iOS
Another romance option, Oli, at first appears to be whichever gender you select, but this turns out to be a false identity for a character named Dhanthik, who is nonbinary and uses zie/zir pronouns.
The protagonist can also be nonbinary.
Available on: Steam, Android, iOS
Some promotional material for this game uses "she" for Acht, but they are generally referred to with they/them.
Available on: Nintendo Switch
Available on: Nintendo Switch
Mama appears again in this game, and an exchange with her suggests that she had gotten bottom surgery.
Uchikoshi has also confirmed that Marco is nonbinary. He explains that in the Japanese version, any pronouns are not used to refer to Marco, but since it is difficult to construct sentences without pronouns in English and because players might be confused* if "they" or "ze" suddenly appeared in dialogue, the localization team decided to use he/him.
(* Uchikoshi clarifies that he does not mean confused as in misunderstanding the meaning of "they" or "ze" pronouns, but rather, "Now suppose your mind is filled with many thoughts about the case. And in that state, if any other important piece of information (unrelated to the case) jumps into your head, it will be a mix of both and messed up, right? That's what I meant by confused.")
Available on: Steam, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One
Uchikoshi has also confirmed that Marco is nonbinary. He explains that in the Japanese version, any pronouns are not used to refer to Marco, but since it is difficult to construct sentences without pronouns in English and because players might be confused* if "they" or "ze" suddenly appeared in dialogue, the localization team decided to use he/him.
(* Uchikoshi clarifies that he does not mean confused as in misunderstanding the meaning of "they" or "ze" pronouns, but rather, "Now suppose your mind is filled with many thoughts about the case. And in that state, if any other important piece of information (unrelated to the case) jumps into your head, it will be a mix of both and messed up, right? That's what I meant by confused.")
Available on: Steam, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One
The game's character creator will allow V to be transgender/nonbinary.
An NPC named Claire who gives you racing sidequests is also a trans woman, and the back of her truck features a trans flag decal.
Available on: Steam, Playstation 4, Playstation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S
An NPC named Claire who gives you racing sidequests is also a trans woman, and the back of her truck features a trans flag decal.
Available on: Steam, Playstation 4, Playstation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S
Subaru's gender is unspecified.
Available on: Playstation 2, Wii
Available on: Playstation 2, Wii
Hiiragi is a trans woman, though she is mainly a comic relief character (the jokes being made at the expense of her gender). Other characters in the game constantly misgender her, even though she explicitly tells them she is a woman.
Available on: Playstation 2
Available on: Playstation 2
J.J. Macfield's identity as a trans woman is slowly revealed through the game's story.
Available on: Steam, Playstation 4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One
Available on: Steam, Playstation 4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One
The game asks whether you are a lady, a gentleman, or most notoriously the third option: "My dear sir, there are individuals roaming the streets of Fallen London at this very moment with the faces of squid! Squid! Do you ask them their gender? And yet you waste our time asking me trifling and impertinent questions about mine? It is my own business, sir, and I bid you good day."
If you happen to select this option, the game will refer to you as the "er- ah- um- yes" (e.g. "Nice place, er, Si- ah, Mad-, er, yes." vs. "Nice place, Sir")
Available on: browser
If you happen to select this option, the game will refer to you as the "er- ah- um- yes" (e.g. "Nice place, er, Si- ah, Mad-, er, yes." vs. "Nice place, Sir")
Available on: browser
Giovanna's bestiary description reads as follows: "Giovanna resented being assigned Mage at birth, and proudly took up the way of the broom and pointed hat. Her sisters, who claim they want to 'protect witches' spaces,' have sworn to oppose her and all who fight by her side. Maybe one day they'll accept that anybody can be a Sassy Witch if they truly want to be."
Available on: Steam, Windows, Mac, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, Android, IOS
Available on: Steam, Windows, Mac, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, Android, IOS
In the first Saints Row, the player character is male, but starting from this game, their gender can be customized to be female. This game will also allow you to have more freedom in creating a more "ambiguous" body, having a sex slider in the character creation rather than choosing a gender or body type. The game also refers to the player with they/them.
Available on: Steam, Playstation 3, Xbox 360
Available on: Steam, Playstation 3, Xbox 360
An autobiographical Flash game that tells the tale of a trans woman's gender dysphoria and HRT.
Saber is nonbinary and referred to with they/them pronouns.
Available on: Steam, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5
Available on: Steam, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5
Rhapsody is nonbinary and the player character can also be nonbinary.
Available on: Steam, Itch.io, Nintendo Switch, Playstation 5, Xbox Series X/S
Available on: Steam, Itch.io, Nintendo Switch, Playstation 5, Xbox Series X/S
The faerie folk of the First are referred to with they/them pronouns.
Available on: PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, Windows, Mac, Steam
Available on: PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, Windows, Mac, Steam
The protagonist NiGHTS, as well as all other Nightmaren, are genderless according to the game's director Takashi Iizuka, who says their gender and pronouns are up for interpretation by each individual player, as everyone has different dreams. (Though NiGHTS is still usually referred to with he/him in the games' canon)
Available on: Steam, Sega Saturn, Playstation 2 (exclusive to Japan), Playstation 3, Xbox 360, PC
Available on: Steam, Sega Saturn, Playstation 2 (exclusive to Japan), Playstation 3, Xbox 360, PC
Chikamochi (aka Mocchi) is considered a weirdo because of some of his personality traits and abilities, but mostly because they like wearing dresses sometimes. When Haruaki asks him if he struggles with his gender or if he is transgender, Mocchi says he's not sure in a serious tone.
Despite this, the developers have never made any comments on Mocchi's gender identity.
Available on: Nintendo Switch, Steam, Playstation 4
Despite this, the developers have never made any comments on Mocchi's gender identity.
Available on: Nintendo Switch, Steam, Playstation 4
Available on: Itch.io, Steam
The player character can be nonbinary.
Available on: Steam
Available on: Steam
Melting, Plant, Robot, Horror, Skeleton, and Frog are genderless/have no confirmed gender.
Available on: Steam, Playstation 4, Playstation Vita, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One
Available on: Steam, Playstation 4, Playstation Vita, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One
An NPC will greet the party with "Mr, Ms, Mx Murakumo!", implying that at least one member of the player-created party could be nonbinary.
Available on: Playstation Portable
Available on: Playstation Portable
The protagonist can be nonbinary.
Available on: Steam, Android, iOS
Available on: Steam, Android, iOS
Luna-Terra and Pluto are trans women, and Mercury is revealed to be a trans man in backlogs referencing HRT and misgendering.
Available on: Steam, Itch.io, iOS
Available on: Steam, Itch.io, iOS
Mangle, the Puppet, and Funtime Foxy make an appearance in this game.
Available on: PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows, Nintendo Switch, Oculus Quest, Android, iOS, Xbox One
Available on: PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows, Nintendo Switch, Oculus Quest, Android, iOS, Xbox One
Dating Scammer Suguru states that they are nonbinary ("Knowing my name and looking at me, you'd probably guess I'm a guy, right? Well, you're wrong! I'm neither a guy nor a girl!").
Available on: Steam, Playstation Vita, Playstation 4, Nintendo Switch
Available on: Steam, Playstation Vita, Playstation 4, Nintendo Switch
Ima (ze/zir), Rook (he/him), Petronella, and Merrachi are all nonbinary. The last two use they/them pronouns.
Available on: Steam, Playstation 4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One
Available on: Steam, Playstation 4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One
Sophie is a trans woman.
Available on: Steam, Itch.io, Android, iOS
Available on: Steam, Itch.io, Android, iOS
The game features a trans woman named Yasmin. Part of her bio in the game reads:
"Yasmin was Marid Audran's long-time girlfriend, although she hadn't been born female."
Available on: Microsoft DOS
"Yasmin was Marid Audran's long-time girlfriend, although she hadn't been born female."
Available on: Microsoft DOS
Quinn is nonbinary and uses they/them pronouns.
Available on: Steam
Available on: Steam
The latest incaration of Hermes is nonbinary.
Available on: Steam, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S
Available on: Steam, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S
Tyler is a trans woman.
Available on: Steam, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S
Available on: Steam, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S
Floofty is nonbinary and uses they/them pronouns.
Available on: Epic Games Store, Steam, Playstation 4, Playstation 5, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S
Available on: Epic Games Store, Steam, Playstation 4, Playstation 5, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S
Liezel (who first appears in Papa's Pancakeria: To Go!) is one of the playable employees.
Treble (who first appears in Papa's Cluckeria: To Go!) also makes an appearance in this game.
Available on: iOS, Android
Treble (who first appears in Papa's Cluckeria: To Go!) also makes an appearance in this game.
Available on: iOS, Android
The protagonist Haru is a trans woman.
Available on: Itch.io, Steam, Android
Available on: Itch.io, Steam, Android
Lamb and Shamura are nonbinary/genderless and are referred to with they/them.
Available on: PC, Steam, Playstation 4, Playstation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch
Available on: PC, Steam, Playstation 4, Playstation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch
Quinn is nonbinary and the player character is able to be nonbinary. You can also change the gender of your character at any time.
Available on: Steam, Itch.io, Nintendow Switch, Playstation 4, Playstation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S
Available on: Steam, Itch.io, Nintendow Switch, Playstation 4, Playstation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S
The playable character's gender is unspecified and they are referred to with they/them pronouns.
Available on: Steam
Available on: Steam
Eve can be either a cis woman or a trans woman depending on your decisions. First you must answer "Maybe." to Eve's question about the main character's interest in bisexuality, then confirm it later on a selection screen.
Available on: Windows, Mac, Linux, Android
Available on: Windows, Mac, Linux, Android
Mizuki is heavily implied to be nonbinary/transfeminine. Their gender is labelled as "?" on the official website for the game. They were male-presenting in middle school, wearing the male school uniform and having shorter hair. In-game, some characters such as An and Miku refer to Mizuki with "they/them" pronouns, although the English translation avoids using pronouns at all. In the Japanese version, the pronoun "boku" is used, which typically refers to young boys casually.
Available on: iOS, Android
Available on: iOS, Android
Chromie is a trans woman and Pelagos is a trans man.
Available on: Windows, Mac
Available on: Windows, Mac
The Fortunate Navigator is a trans man and the Incautious Driver is referred to with they/them.
Rather than asking your gender, the game simply asks how you would like to be addressed, and you can mix and match items in your silhouette picture to however you see fit. Your actual gender is up to you.
Available on: Steam, Windows, Mac, Linux, Playstation 4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One
Rather than asking your gender, the game simply asks how you would like to be addressed, and you can mix and match items in your silhouette picture to however you see fit. Your actual gender is up to you.
Available on: Steam, Windows, Mac, Linux, Playstation 4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One
Shitara is a trans woman.
Available on: PC (vgperson's page), Steam
Available on: PC (vgperson's page), Steam
Rowan uses they/them pronouns and has a nonbinary flag in their shop. The Mysterious Bunny character, later named Emby, also uses fae/faer pronouns.
Available on: Nintendo Switch, Epic Games Store, Steam, Android, iOS, Playstation 4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S
Available on: Nintendo Switch, Epic Games Store, Steam, Android, iOS, Playstation 4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S
Oz and Sawyer are nonbinary.
Available on: Steam, Nintendo Switch
Available on: Steam, Nintendo Switch
The game does not make the player confirm their gender. All hairstyles, clothes, and makeup are usable, regardless of whether the player chooses a masculine or feminine style for their character.
The villager Julia (introduced in Doubutsu no Mori e+ and featured again in New Leaf) also has the coloring of male peacocks despite being female, causing many to headcanon her as trans, though this is only a popular interpretation.
Available on: Nintendo Switch
The villager Julia (introduced in Doubutsu no Mori e+ and featured again in New Leaf) also has the coloring of male peacocks despite being female, causing many to headcanon her as trans, though this is only a popular interpretation.
Available on: Nintendo Switch
The player character can be nonbinary.
Available on: Steam, Nintendo Switch, Playstation 5, Xbox Series X/S
Available on: Steam, Nintendo Switch, Playstation 5, Xbox Series X/S
The main character Dante uses they/them pronouns.
Available on: Steam, iOS, Android
Available on: Steam, iOS, Android
The protagonist Niko uses they/them pronouns.
Available on: Steam, Nintendo Switch
Available on: Steam, Nintendo Switch
See Persona 4 (2008) or Persona 4 Golden (2012).
Available on: Aracade, Playstation 3, Xbox 360, Playstation 4, Nintendo Switch, Steam
Available on: Aracade, Playstation 3, Xbox 360, Playstation 4, Nintendo Switch, Steam
Margot is nonbinary.
Available on: Steam, Itch.io
Available on: Steam, Itch.io
The protagonist Trick is agender.
Available on: Itch.io
Available on: Itch.io
Conviction's gender is simply listed as "Conviction."
The Doctor is also referred to with they/them pronouns.
Available on: Android, iOS
The Doctor is also referred to with they/them pronouns.
Available on: Android, iOS
Alexis is referred to with they/them.
Available on: Steam, Windows, Playstation 4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One
Available on: Steam, Windows, Playstation 4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One
Arval is genderless.
Available on: Nintendo Switch
Available on: Nintendo Switch
Birdo, a transgender woman, is imprisoned for using the woman's bathroom, and asks the player to find proof of her being female so she could be set free.
Available on: Wii (exclusive to Japan)
Available on: Wii (exclusive to Japan)
Paolo, Rowan, and Gaiana are all nonbinary.
The protagonist is also gender neutral.
Available on: Steam, Nintendo Switch
The protagonist is also gender neutral.
Available on: Steam, Nintendo Switch
The main character Trixie is a trans woman and Gregg is nonbinary.
Available on: Itch.io
Available on: Itch.io
The protagonist can be nonbinary.
Available on: Steam, Android, iOS
Available on: Steam, Android, iOS
** I am aware of the debates regarding Chihiro, but I still choose to include her for personal reasons I will not change my mind about. Do not attempt to debate me because you will just waste time for us both. You are welcome to disagree and make your own list if this inclusion bothers you.
Chihiro is initially introduced as a female student and presents as such.
In Chapter 2, Monokuma threatens to reveal a "secret" that each of the individual characters have. Because of this, Chihiro attempts to build trust by telling her secret to Mondo, a person she admires, which is that she was born male and dresses up as a girl due to bullying she faced as a child for "not being manly enough" and "being so weak for a boy". Chihiro then asks Mondo to help her become stronger, but this only lead to Mondo being overcome by rage and jealousy at Chihiro’s strength and courage, feeling humiliated and "unmanly", and as a result, he strikes Chihiro over the head with a dumbbell, killing her.
Chihiro's assigned gender is outed to the other characters during the following trial.
Available on: Playstation Portable, Android, iOS, Playstation Vita, Steam, Playstation 4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One
Chihiro is initially introduced as a female student and presents as such.
In Chapter 2, Monokuma threatens to reveal a "secret" that each of the individual characters have. Because of this, Chihiro attempts to build trust by telling her secret to Mondo, a person she admires, which is that she was born male and dresses up as a girl due to bullying she faced as a child for "not being manly enough" and "being so weak for a boy". Chihiro then asks Mondo to help her become stronger, but this only lead to Mondo being overcome by rage and jealousy at Chihiro’s strength and courage, feeling humiliated and "unmanly", and as a result, he strikes Chihiro over the head with a dumbbell, killing her.
Chihiro's assigned gender is outed to the other characters during the following trial.
Available on: Playstation Portable, Android, iOS, Playstation Vita, Steam, Playstation 4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One
The game is about "accompanying two characters (one socially defined as female and the other as male) from childhood to adulthood, experiencing with them frustration and joy, discovery and change."
Available on: Steam, Itch.io
Available on: Steam, Itch.io
The player character can be nonbinary.
Available on: Steam, Nintendo Switch
Available on: Steam, Nintendo Switch
Naoto expresses discomfort when dressed in feminine alternate costumes.
See Persona 4 (2008) or Persona 4 Golden (2012) for more info.
Available on: Playstation Vita, Playstation 4 (Endless Night Collection)
See Persona 4 (2008) or Persona 4 Golden (2012) for more info.
Available on: Playstation Vita, Playstation 4 (Endless Night Collection)
Jester uses they/them pronouns and Robot uses it/its pronouns, the latter used to be human and voluntarily became a machine, its former pronouns never being revealed.
Available on: Steam, Itch.io, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Android, iOS, Playstation 4, Playstation 5
Available on: Steam, Itch.io, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Android, iOS, Playstation 4, Playstation 5
Janeva's gender is not stated, though they assert that they are "not one of [Aloy's] sisters" and are clearly a soldier for Carja, a profession exclusively for men.
Available on: Steam, Playstation 4
Available on: Steam, Playstation 4
Envirio is genderless.
Available on: Steam, Itch.io
Available on: Steam, Itch.io
Bolt is genderqueer and uses they/them pronouns.
Available on: Steam, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, iOS, Android, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch
Available on: Steam, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, iOS, Android, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch
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@mesterjani Thank you very much for these!! I appreciate them a ton ♡
I actually was aware of the character in Hogwarts Legacy, but given JKR's history of transphobia and the fact that she considers monetary support of the HP series to be support of her bigoted views, I actually decided against including the game at all. I know she wasnt directly involved with the creation of the game, but I still felt giving the game any attention would still benefit her. Hope this makes sense, thank you again for your suggestions!
I actually was aware of the character in Hogwarts Legacy, but given JKR's history of transphobia and the fact that she considers monetary support of the HP series to be support of her bigoted views, I actually decided against including the game at all. I know she wasnt directly involved with the creation of the game, but I still felt giving the game any attention would still benefit her. Hope this makes sense, thank you again for your suggestions!
Hi, again! Thank you for including my previous suggestions, I hope you don't mind some more.
- The Comic Wheel Sisterhood has a character who is struggling with dysphoria and the main character helps her out. You help her choose her name from a set of choices, so I don't know what to call her canonically, but I'm pretty sure she's referred to as The Peppermancer.
- Starfield lets you choose any Body Type, Walk Animation, and even pronouns including they/them.
Spoiler?: There's also a female character called Hadrian who is originally a "clone" of a man. I'm not sure if she classifies, but I did see a bald white dude having an embarrassing meltdown over it on Twitter, so I figured it might be notable.
I promise I won't spam you with these. It's your list after all. I also understand and respect your reasoning about excluding Hogwarts Legacy. I hope I didn't come off as one of those people by suggesting it.
- The Comic Wheel Sisterhood has a character who is struggling with dysphoria and the main character helps her out. You help her choose her name from a set of choices, so I don't know what to call her canonically, but I'm pretty sure she's referred to as The Peppermancer.
- Starfield lets you choose any Body Type, Walk Animation, and even pronouns including they/them.
Spoiler?: There's also a female character called Hadrian who is originally a "clone" of a man. I'm not sure if she classifies, but I did see a bald white dude having an embarrassing meltdown over it on Twitter, so I figured it might be notable.
I promise I won't spam you with these. It's your list after all. I also understand and respect your reasoning about excluding Hogwarts Legacy. I hope I didn't come off as one of those people by suggesting it.
@mesterjani Hey there, no worries! I appreciate these a lot, so by all means feel free to spam me lol. And don't worry, I didn't think badly of you for suggesting Hogwarts Legacy, so you're perfectly fine :)
Thank you again, I'm sorry it took me so long to get back to you!!
Thank you again, I'm sorry it took me so long to get back to you!!
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Adding to Mama from Somnium Files, an exchange in the second game suggests she has had bottom surgery. In Exocolonist, some dialogue if you pursue the medical career implies Utopia is a trans woman, something the devs confirmed directly to me when I asked -> https://twitter.com/AKANEOWARII/status/1647246843699515392
7th Dragon 2020, at least in the English fan translation, features a sidequest from a "transfixing woman" to retreive her "blue pill bottle", which she says contains hormones that are very important to her. Additionally, an NPC in the sequel, 7th Dragon 2020-II, will greet the party with "Mr, Ms, Mx Murakumo!", implying that at least one member of the player-created party could be non-binary.
@lesbiankakyoin @LunaFlare thank you both! ♡♡
I have a couple of suggestions if that's okay, sorry if they're already present and I didn't see them. In Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical, the latest incarnation of Hermes is nonbinary. In Harmony: The Fall of Reverie, Nora is a trans woman and Yana, Chaos, and Truth are nonbinary.
@TabletopRPGFan It's always okay! Thank you so much ^__^ ♡!!
For a suggestion I didn't see on here, The Arcana allows you to be nonbinary, one of the romance options (Asra) is nonbinary and uses he/him pronouns, and several major side characters (Valdemar, Nazali, and Vulgora) are nonbinary with they/them pronouns. There is also a minor character, Scout, who mirrors whatever pronouns your character uses, which can include they/them.
I see you already have Heart of The House by them on here, and I have no idea how you'd feasibly list them because there are so many games, but if you're not aware having nonbinary/trans options and diverse characters aside from yours are the norm for any interactive fiction game published by Choice of Games or Hosted Games! Off the top of my head a few notable ones are:
- Creme de la Creme (protagonist can be nonbinary, all romance options can have their genders selectable or randomised which both include nonbinary)
- Fallen Hero: Rebirth, Fallen Hero: Retribution (protagonist can be nonbinary; one of the romance options (Dr. Mortum) is trans, whether a trans man or a trans woman or intersex will depend on what gender you selected them to be; a major side character, Hollow Ground, also does the same as Scout from The Arcana in that they mirror whatever pronouns your character uses)
- Keeper of the Sun and Moon, Keeper of the Day and Night (protagonist can be nonbinary)
- The Wayhaven Chronicles (protagonist can be nonbinary)
- Heroes of Myth (protagonist can be nonbinary; Min, one of the romance options and a major character, is nonbinary and uses they/them)
- Versus (protagonist can be nonbinary; Prince Everly, a romance option, is nonbinary with they/them pronouns; Breeze, another romance option, is either a trans man, trans woman, or intersex depending on the gender you select for them; Oli, another romance option, at first appears to be whatever gender you selected but turns out to be the false identity for a character named Dhanthik, who is nonbinary and uses zie/zir pronouns).
I see you already have Heart of The House by them on here, and I have no idea how you'd feasibly list them because there are so many games, but if you're not aware having nonbinary/trans options and diverse characters aside from yours are the norm for any interactive fiction game published by Choice of Games or Hosted Games! Off the top of my head a few notable ones are:
- Creme de la Creme (protagonist can be nonbinary, all romance options can have their genders selectable or randomised which both include nonbinary)
- Fallen Hero: Rebirth, Fallen Hero: Retribution (protagonist can be nonbinary; one of the romance options (Dr. Mortum) is trans, whether a trans man or a trans woman or intersex will depend on what gender you selected them to be; a major side character, Hollow Ground, also does the same as Scout from The Arcana in that they mirror whatever pronouns your character uses)
- Keeper of the Sun and Moon, Keeper of the Day and Night (protagonist can be nonbinary)
- The Wayhaven Chronicles (protagonist can be nonbinary)
- Heroes of Myth (protagonist can be nonbinary; Min, one of the romance options and a major character, is nonbinary and uses they/them)
- Versus (protagonist can be nonbinary; Prince Everly, a romance option, is nonbinary with they/them pronouns; Breeze, another romance option, is either a trans man, trans woman, or intersex depending on the gender you select for them; Oli, another romance option, at first appears to be whatever gender you selected but turns out to be the false identity for a character named Dhanthik, who is nonbinary and uses zie/zir pronouns).
@HaloBlues thank you so much!!
hi, i made an account here just so i could comment two suggestions
- Limbus Company - The main character, Dante, uses they/them pronouns (and is not a player insert, despite what some people try to claim). IOS, Android, and Steam.
- Witch's Heart - This is a little bit complicated because the developer has confirmed that they did not intend for the character in question, Noel, to be trans and therefore it's not technically canon; however, they also said that people are free to interpret him as transmasculine and both a cis and trans interpretation of Noel is valid as long as people aren't nasty to each other about it. In the game, it's revealed that he was friends with the protagonist, Claire, when they were kids but as a child Noel was raised as a girl named Patricia. I get if you don't add this to this list because it's technically not canon as per Word of God, but a trans interpretation of him is very common. PC (available on vgperson's site)
- Limbus Company - The main character, Dante, uses they/them pronouns (and is not a player insert, despite what some people try to claim). IOS, Android, and Steam.
- Witch's Heart - This is a little bit complicated because the developer has confirmed that they did not intend for the character in question, Noel, to be trans and therefore it's not technically canon; however, they also said that people are free to interpret him as transmasculine and both a cis and trans interpretation of Noel is valid as long as people aren't nasty to each other about it. In the game, it's revealed that he was friends with the protagonist, Claire, when they were kids but as a child Noel was raised as a girl named Patricia. I get if you don't add this to this list because it's technically not canon as per Word of God, but a trans interpretation of him is very common. PC (available on vgperson's site)
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For Va-11 Hall-A, you missed Alma's brother, Bernardo who is refrenced a few times in Alma's dialogue, including having to correct herself when almost saying all her siblings are girls, and mentioning him when talking about how almost everyone in her family got large breast genes, saying he got them when he was 8. It is believed he was only recently out hence why Alma had to correct herself. This was the first trans character I noticed after accepting myself hence why I remember him.
For Brawlhalla, the character Magyar also uses they/them pronouns although this is because they are literally 100 soldiers cursed to be reborn into whichever of their comrades are still standing at the end of battle, so I'm not sure if you wish to include that.
An addition (at least, I don't think it's there) I'd like to see is Runes of Pandemonium, a free erotic JRPG with anthological chapters. The protagonist of chapter 5 is a transwoman, named Christine, but starts the chapter closeted till they are reborn into a feminine-shaped cyborg. Spoilers from here: All protaganists in this game have shapeshifting abilities, and Christine was scared to use them in fear that they turn her into a man. There is a segment where she is captured and brainwashing is attempted. During this segment, you may visit Christine's memories from when she was in the closet, and she fights off the deletion program that is trying to erase them. Trigger warnings for this game: Chapter 1 has many depictions of sexual assault as that is how you access new forms in that chapter, Chapter 5 is tamer and more consensual in how new forms are gained, but there are still sus things in this chapter which are necessary to progress the story at times. The game also has cosmic/eldritch horror themes which might scare you. You may also skip to chapter 5.
For Brawlhalla, the character Magyar also uses they/them pronouns although this is because they are literally 100 soldiers cursed to be reborn into whichever of their comrades are still standing at the end of battle, so I'm not sure if you wish to include that.
An addition (at least, I don't think it's there) I'd like to see is Runes of Pandemonium, a free erotic JRPG with anthological chapters. The protagonist of chapter 5 is a transwoman, named Christine, but starts the chapter closeted till they are reborn into a feminine-shaped cyborg. Spoilers from here: All protaganists in this game have shapeshifting abilities, and Christine was scared to use them in fear that they turn her into a man. There is a segment where she is captured and brainwashing is attempted. During this segment, you may visit Christine's memories from when she was in the closet, and she fights off the deletion program that is trying to erase them. Trigger warnings for this game: Chapter 1 has many depictions of sexual assault as that is how you access new forms in that chapter, Chapter 5 is tamer and more consensual in how new forms are gained, but there are still sus things in this chapter which are necessary to progress the story at times. The game also has cosmic/eldritch horror themes which might scare you. You may also skip to chapter 5.
Not a suggestion, I just want to thank you for making this list and adding the notes, it makes me very happy and feel less alone. :) <3
Even if I disagree with a few inclusions here, this is a massive list. Thank you for including examples of "bad rep." I was recently listening to a podcast discussing it and how transphobic inclusions of trans characters suck, but when they're modded out or localized away, the 'solution' to the problem has become erasure. Some of the most wince-worthy entries here reminded me of that.
I think you should add a warning to Yakuza 3's note informing that the original PS3 release contained a transphobic side quest that was removed in the remastered version (it involves a trans woman chasing kiryu down). It's probably important for those looking for a trans friendly game and accidentally play the PS3 version.
also I wanted to say thank you for this list, it's an amazing resource to help people find trans friendly games :)))))
this is a great list!! i've got a recommendation, too! fallout 76 features an explicitly nonbinary character named burke. they're the first nonbinary character to be featured in the fallout series, and according to the fallout wiki they were written by someone who uses they/them pronouns as well :) https://fallout.wiki/wiki/Burke_(Fallout_76)
Adding a suggestion:
Princess Farmer: The character Rowan uses they/them pronouns and has a nonbinary flag in their shop, and the "Mysterious Bunny" (later named Emby) character uses fae/faer pronouns.
(And for the Yakuza 3 entry, along with the warning suggested for the other substory, you should probably note that the substory listed is only in the Japanese version of the original game, it was cut from the original PS3 localization (along with a bunch of content in general) but is kept in the remaster)
Princess Farmer: The character Rowan uses they/them pronouns and has a nonbinary flag in their shop, and the "Mysterious Bunny" (later named Emby) character uses fae/faer pronouns.
(And for the Yakuza 3 entry, along with the warning suggested for the other substory, you should probably note that the substory listed is only in the Japanese version of the original game, it was cut from the original PS3 localization (along with a bunch of content in general) but is kept in the remaster)
Surprised to see Rain World on here without any mention of Ultrakill lmao
The character you play as, V1, is canonically genderless :)
And the angels are all non-binary, except for those who rise to power and essentially transition to a preferred gender identity like Gabriel (before his power is taken away and he's referred to by it/its by the other angels once more)
Also for Splatoon 3, Acht/Dedf1sh uses they/them pronouns in Side Order!
The character you play as, V1, is canonically genderless :)
And the angels are all non-binary, except for those who rise to power and essentially transition to a preferred gender identity like Gabriel (before his power is taken away and he's referred to by it/its by the other angels once more)
Also for Splatoon 3, Acht/Dedf1sh uses they/them pronouns in Side Order!
@skibidibiden @QTpitarianne @GlitchPirate @callmearcturus @NatalieZaki @blurry @Zanreo @CeceliAnonymous THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH!!! i truly appreciate everyones kind words and support!! This suddenly blew up on my tumblr so I'm sorry for addressing everyone here so late, but all suggestions have been added and adjusted!!
QTpitarianne, I unfortunately couldn't find Runes of Pandemonium in the search, but I will certainly keep it in mind!!
QTpitarianne, I unfortunately couldn't find Runes of Pandemonium in the search, but I will certainly keep it in mind!!
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nova hearts has a nonbinary character in it's CJ !
@morgiebunned Thank you, the game has been added!
All good, that game is still in early access anyway (after around a decade) and is almost a third complete so it probably won't pop up here for a while.
Anyway, I forgot one: In the mature/adult visual novel 'Hush Hush: Only Your Love Can Save Them' (and is also in Blush Blush, but is more characterised here), one of the dateable side characters, Eli Kawase, is (non-binary) genderfluid, and likely uses any pronouns (though the game/media/players usually use he/him, and she/her is implied to be a mistake when used, referring by name is a safe bet tho as even Eli does this).
Eli wears a dress for a majority of the time on dates. On the first date with Eli, the player gets to ask about Eli's pronouns. in response, Eli explains that Eli is a new Eli every day, going from wearing dresses, going to the gym, etc. and doesn't actually say what pronouns are prefered.
Anyway, I forgot one: In the mature/adult visual novel 'Hush Hush: Only Your Love Can Save Them' (and is also in Blush Blush, but is more characterised here), one of the dateable side characters, Eli Kawase, is (non-binary) genderfluid, and likely uses any pronouns (though the game/media/players usually use he/him, and she/her is implied to be a mistake when used, referring by name is a safe bet tho as even Eli does this).
Eli wears a dress for a majority of the time on dates. On the first date with Eli, the player gets to ask about Eli's pronouns. in response, Eli explains that Eli is a new Eli every day, going from wearing dresses, going to the gym, etc. and doesn't actually say what pronouns are prefered.
Hi, saw this linked on Tumblr and thought you might enjoy some more additions:
-Dark Souls 1: The series' deliberately cryptic storytelling makes it impossible to make any definitive statement, but taking into account lore and design there are fans who interpret Gwyndolin as a trans woman. Still, it's all interpretative so you might wanna mention that.
-Dark Souls 2: This one is a bit unique in that it doesn't have a proper trans character but it does feature a coffin you can get into that changes the gender of the playable character. Might be worth mentioning.
-Labyrinth of Galleria: The Moon Society: A secondary character (Hubert) is a trans man who is later given a potion by the protag team to give him the body he wanted.
-Persona 5: Lala Escargot is depicted as a rather stereotypical "okama". Strictly speaking the more direct English equivalent would be a drag queen, but writing-wise could also be interpreted as a trans woman. Still worth considering, imo.
-The Last of Us Part II: One of the main characters (Lev) is a trans boy and his identity plays a big part in his story.
-Chicory: A colorful tale: Protagonist character is never referred to using gendered pronouns, but perhaps more noteworthy is how the translations into gendered languages allow the player to choose either male, female, or neutral pronouns for the player character.
-Dark Souls 1: The series' deliberately cryptic storytelling makes it impossible to make any definitive statement, but taking into account lore and design there are fans who interpret Gwyndolin as a trans woman. Still, it's all interpretative so you might wanna mention that.
-Dark Souls 2: This one is a bit unique in that it doesn't have a proper trans character but it does feature a coffin you can get into that changes the gender of the playable character. Might be worth mentioning.
-Labyrinth of Galleria: The Moon Society: A secondary character (Hubert) is a trans man who is later given a potion by the protag team to give him the body he wanted.
-Persona 5: Lala Escargot is depicted as a rather stereotypical "okama". Strictly speaking the more direct English equivalent would be a drag queen, but writing-wise could also be interpreted as a trans woman. Still worth considering, imo.
-The Last of Us Part II: One of the main characters (Lev) is a trans boy and his identity plays a big part in his story.
-Chicory: A colorful tale: Protagonist character is never referred to using gendered pronouns, but perhaps more noteworthy is how the translations into gendered languages allow the player to choose either male, female, or neutral pronouns for the player character.
@SpookSpark thank you, I have added your suggestions!
The Last of Us Part II actually was originally included on this list, however I decided to no longer include the title due to Neil Druckmann's support of Israel's genocide against Palestinians and the fact that the game itself is entrenched in his zionist views, and because of this I do not believe he should be supported by giving his game any attention. The description of this list has also been updated to reflect this (which I'm not saying as a dig at you specifically, just so that anyone viewing these comments is aware of this change as well thumbs up).
Thank you very much again for the other titles though!
The Last of Us Part II actually was originally included on this list, however I decided to no longer include the title due to Neil Druckmann's support of Israel's genocide against Palestinians and the fact that the game itself is entrenched in his zionist views, and because of this I do not believe he should be supported by giving his game any attention. The description of this list has also been updated to reflect this (which I'm not saying as a dig at you specifically, just so that anyone viewing these comments is aware of this change as well thumbs up).
Thank you very much again for the other titles though!
mesterjani
10 months ago
You mentioned in the description that you are open to suggestions so here's my minor input.
- Cyberpunk 2077's description says that you can create a custom trans character, however, there's also a fully voice acted trans character called Claire, who gives you the racing side-quests that might be notable.
- Hogwarts Legacy also has a trans side character, the bartender called Sirona Ryan in Hogsmeade. It also lets you create your custom character as trans.
- It's not out yet but I've been paying attention to Goodbye Volcano High, which according to their FAQ has a non-binary main character called Fang. Source: https://goodbyevolcanohigh.com/faq/
- The Sims 4 and Baldur's Gate 3 both let you create trans custom characters.
I'm setting my list to private so as not to divert any attention from this definitive masterpiece.