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Festivals & community

Queer games don't happen alone. These are some of the festivals, archives, magazines and groups where they get played, studied and celebrated, and where queer developers find each other.

  • Online

    Gayming Magazine

    News, reviews and interviews about LGBTQIA+ games and the people who make them, plus the yearly Gayming Awards.

  • Online

    LGBTQ Video Game Archive

    A researched archive of LGBTQ content in games from the 1980s to now, led by games scholar Adrienne Shaw.

  • Online

    Represent Me

    A charity-run database of LGBTQIA+ characters in games, searchable by identity, genre and platform.

  • Online

    gamedev.lgbt

    A community for queer game developers, with a Mastodon server and community-made bundles.

  • Online and worldwide

    IGDA LGBTQ+ SIG

    The International Game Developers Association's special interest group for LGBTQ+ game developers, building community and advocating for queer people in the industry.

  • Naarm Melbourne and online

    Melbourne Queer Games Festival

    A yearly showcase of queer games from around the world, with talks, exhibitions and open submissions.

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