I Need Diverse Games because there's room for everyone at the table

The Mission of I Need Diverse Games:
I Need Diverse Games via all associated platforms and members; including but not limited to: twitter, Facebook, Google+, and other mediums seeks to bring projects, works and research by marginalized folks to light. We also seek to discuss, analyze and critique identity and culture in video games through a multi-faceted lens rooted in intersectionality

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Don't Forget Our Curator Page!

12 de Março de 2015 - OblivionDrive | 2 comentários

Hey folks,

So we finally have our Curator page up and running but we've only got about 40 folks following it so far. C'mon! Where are the rest of you?

Also, we're always taking suggestions for new games to add in the forum, so stop in and drop some reccomendations (and maybe a sentence or two as to why, for those of us who haven't yet played them) and we'll try to get them posted up!

Thanks!

- Rob
@ShadowPraxis

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"Games that fall outside the usual norm of same dude, same story, save the world and get the girl, or kill all the things for fun and profit. We're showing off diverse protagonists, and new stories."

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Ulterior Void 1 mar. 2020 às 2:25

Get woke, go broke.

"So, looking at our Patreon as our only means of funding, we’re not gonna make it much into 2020 without a significant boost. Or we’ll have to cut back on what we do, significantly. Simply put, things cost $, and bringing in $1500 a month ain’t gonna cut it."
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Stay afloat for what? Be accepting to other players in your games and you'll work towards the kind of community you're advocating for, only free.

Cogito Ergo Tsun 11 out. 2015 às 8:02

I'd reccommend the 'Moonman' Doom.wad. It tells the story of a man, who - by the way - doesn't adhere to traditional heteronormative beauty standards, and seeks to create a utopia for those of a similar persuasion in an otherwise hostile, xenophobic environment.