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Everything in A House of Many Doors is Bizarre, Except Queerness

Jay Castello - March 1, 2017

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Jacob Frye: The First Bisexual Assassin

Susana Valdes - February 27, 2017

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Overwatch’s Gay Characters: Blizzard, It’s Time to Show, Not Tell

Jasmine Henry - October 20, 2016

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Sniper Elite v2 Remastered Explodes Onto the Switch
Sniper Elite v2 brings the 1945 Battle of Berlin to the Nintendo Switch, PS4, Xbox One, and the PC. Rebellion Developments, who are an independent video game developer from England, have remastered their Sniper Elite v2 game that first appeared on the Xbox 360. It’s interesting to see games like this coming to Switch. I’ve […]
Indie Gaming @ E3 2019 [VIDEO]
E3 is an exciting time for many gamers, and the indie sphere is no exception. Since there was so much to digest at the show I decided to take a more extended look at some of the most interesting announcements. The show was stacked out with games, so I’ve almost certainly skipped over some really […]
Digital Conference Gamedev.world Starts Today
The global game developer conference, Gamedev.world, starts today for anyone with an Internet connection. Created by Vlambeer co-founder Rami Ismail (Super Crate Box, Nuclear Throne) and voiceover artist Sarah Elmaleh (Katie in Gone Home, female Freelancer in Anthem), Gamedev.world is another free digital conference debuting this year. Indie publisher, Fellow Traveller, hosted their first digital […]
Navigating the Emotional Highway with Neo Cab: Part 2
Cliqist continues its discussion with Chance Agency creative director Patrick Ewing about what makes Neo Cab an emotional survival game. (The previous part can be found here.) While exhibiting at IndieCade during E3 2019, Ewing not only oversaw demos of Neo Cab—both the short and complete versions—but also took the time to talk about the game […]

Tag: representation

Everything in A House of Many Doors is Bizarre, Except Queerness

Jacob Frye: The First Bisexual Assassin

Overwatch’s Gay Characters: Blizzard, It’s Time to Show, Not Tell