List of video game franchises with LGBT characters
The following is a list of video game franchises where two and more games feature LGBT characters in them.
Video game series[edit]
These are video game series where two or more games have LGBT characters.
A–D[edit]
Series | Year | Title | Character(s) | Classification | Notes | Developer |
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A Kiss for the Petals | 2006–2016 | All | Various girls, Teachers and Nurses | Lesbian | A series of adult yuri visual novels.[1][2] | Fuguriya |
Ace Attorney | 2004 | Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney − Trials and Tribulations | Jean Armstrong | Gay | Trials and Tribulations localization team director Janet Hsu, in looking through all information that is given about Jean in the game, and came to the conclusion that he is a gay cis man who likes to perform non-passing drag. Looking back at the game in 2014, Hsu said that she still thought Jean caused confusion due to the general public having a less informed and nuanced understanding of gender and sexuality at the time of the game's release.[3] | Capcom |
Assassin's Creed | 2007 | Assassin's Creed | Abu'l Nuquod | Abu'l Nuquod, one of the assassination targets in this historically based game, is strongly implied to be gay.[4] He believes that the people hate him because he is different, is shown caressing the cheek of one of his male guards during his angry tirade and claims that he cannot serve the cause of a God who calls him an abomination.[5] | Ubisoft Montreal | |
2009 | Assassin's Creed II | Leonardo da Vinci | Lifelong friend of protagonist Ezio Auditore da Firenze, Leonardo da Vinci is implied to be gay, based on similar historical evidence. On one occasion, he assures Ezio that "women provide little distraction."[5] In the downloadable content The Da Vinci Disappearance, Ezio appears to know of Leonardo's romantic relationship with his pupil Salaì, stating that he approves of their relationship.[6] | |||
2010 | Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood | |||||
Salaì | ||||||
2015 | Assassin's Creed Syndicate | Jacob Frye | Bisexual | The lead writer of the game indicated that the team explicitly avoided giving Jacob, one of the game's two protagonists, a female love interest. He also hinted that Jacob needed to "figure himself out to some degree" after his brief partnership with Maxwell Roth.[7] This led to speculation regarding Jacob's sexuality, with the official Assassin's Creed Tumblr account confirming he is canonically bisexual.[8] | Ubisoft Quebec | |
Ned Wynert | Trans man | Ned Wynert is a minor non-playable character (NPC) and a trans man.[9] | ||||
2018 | Assassin's Creed Odyssey | Kassandra / Alexios | Potentially lesbian, gay, or bisexual | The player may choose to play as either Alexios or Kassandra; a pair of siblings. The game presents both opposite-sex and same-sex relationship options for the player character.[10] | ||
2020 | Assassin's Creed Valhalla | Eivor | Potentially lesbian, gay, or bisexual | Eivor's gender can be selected by the player. They can pursue both opposite-sex and same-sex relationships. | Ubisoft Montreal | |
Baldur's Gate | 2012 | Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition | Gorion's Ward | Potentially gay, or bisexual | The Gorion's Ward is the male or female protagonist of Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition, a remake of Baldur's Gate (1998). Unlike the original game, in the 2012 remake Gorion's Ward can romance three newly introduced characters. The male half-orc Dorn Il-Khan is available for a relationship with a player of either gender, while the male human Rasaad yn Bashir and the female half-elf Neera are only available for straight relationships.[citation needed] | Overhaul Games |
Dorn Il-Khan | Bisexual | |||||
2013 | Baldur's Gate II: Enhanced Edition | |||||
2016 | Baldur's Gate: Siege of Dragonspear | Mizhena | Trans woman | Mizhena is a transgender woman who explains to the main character that she picked her strange name after transitioning. The character, among other aspects of the game's writing, was met with significant criticism. Beamdog later announced that they would be expanding the character's story a week after the expansion pack released, saying in part, "In retrospect, it would have been better served if we had introduced a transgender character with more development."[11] | Beamdog | |
TBA | Baldur's Gate III | Larian Studios | ||||
Borderlands | 2009 | Borderlands | Mad Moxxi | Bisexual or Pansexual | Mad Moxxi's appearances include Borderlands (2009) and Borderlands 2 (2012). She is a buxom bartender. In both games, she is very open about her sexual fluidity, referencing her many male and female lovers. | Gearbox Software |
2012 | Borderlands 2 | |||||
Tiny Tina | Lesbian | Tiny Tina confesses that she likes Maya and asks if she likes her in turn. It was confirmed by lead writer Anthony Burch on his ask.fm that she is lesbian and also that during production of the DLC Mr. Torgue's Campaign of Carnage (2012), it was planned to depict Tiny Tina having a crush on Moxxi, but the dialogue concerning this was ultimately deleted before the DLC was released.[12] | ||||
Axton | Bisexual | In the DLC Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep (2013), it is revealed that Axton, one of the playable characters, is bisexual. While his flirtatious lines with male characters were originally a coding error, Gearbox Studios decided to confirm his bisexuality with overt references in the DLC.[13] | ||||
Wildlife Exploitation Preserve couples | Lesbian, gay | There is an audio-log in the Wildlife Exploitation Preserve that mentions two same sex couples (1 gay couple, 1 lesbian couple) who were forced to run experiments on their partners. | ||||
Sir Hammerlock and Taggart | Gay | There is a sidequest given by Sir Hammerlock that involves finding his ex-boyfriend Taggart's audio logs on hunting for use in his almanac. | ||||
Mister Torgue High-Five Flexington | Bisexual | It is alluded in Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep that Mr. Torgue is bisexual. This was confirmed via an interview.[14] | ||||
2014 | Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel | Rose and Gabby | Lesbian | During the Recruitment Drive mission in the Triton area, a character named Rose talks about her ex Gabby. | 2K Australia, Gearbox Software | |
Athena and Janey Springs | Lesbian | In Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel (2014) the playable character Athena and the supporting character Janey Springs are lesbian.[15][16] Janey repeatedly flirts with Athena, causing her to become embarrassed. Their relationship is confirmed later in a conversation where Athena implies that she "hit that" (referring to Janey) by giving a high five to Tiny Tina, even though Athena is initially defensive to talk about it. In the DLC Claptastic Voyage (2015), it is shown that Athena and Janey moved together to Hollow Point, a subterranean city on Pandora.
In the episodic adventure game Tales from the Borderlands (2014), Athena and Janey are in a relationship. Depending on the player's choices, a scene may be available where Janey kisses Athena on the cheek and refers to her as her girlfriend. Later in the game, there is an unmissable scene where Athena is interrupted by a call from Janey, once again referring to her as her girlfriend. | ||||
2014 | Tales from the Borderlands | Telltale Games | ||||
2019 | Borderlands 3 | FL4K, Wainwright Jakobs | Non-Binary, gay | FL4K is shown to use gender-neutral pronouns, and has a pin on the collar of their coat that had bits of binary crossed out as well as the Non-Binary flag colors, referencing their gender identity.[17]
The DLC pack Guns, Love, and Tentacles is about the marriage of Sir Hammerlock and Wainwright Jakobs.[18] |
Gearbox Software | |
Danganronpa | 2010 | Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc | Mukuro Ikusaba | Bisexual | In Danganronpa Zero and Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School, Mukuro is confirmed to have incestuous feelings towards her twin sister Junko Enoshima She is also shown to have romantic feelings for Makoto Naegi during the events of Danganronpa IF, confirmg that she's bisexual. | Spike Chunsoft |
2012 | Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair | Nagito Komaeda / Servant | Gay or bisexual | During the last of Nagito Komaeda's free time events, he attempts to confess his love to Hajime Hinata/Izuru Kamukura, but ends up changing his wording at the last minute.[19] It was later confirmed that he had feelings for an ambiguous "him" in his character song "Poison -Gekiyaku-", which the character's voice actor, who provided vocals for the song, characterized as "sexual".[20] | ||
Teruteru Hanamura | Bisexual | Teruteru makes several suggestive comments about the bodies of both his male and female classmates and his interest in them, stating that "[m]y tastes are pretty open." During the last of his free time events with Hajime Hinata, he questions whether Hajime has "awakened" yet before attempting to drug him. | ||||
Mikan Tsumiki | Mikan Tsumiki refers to an unspecified person as her "beloved", later revealed to be Junko Enoshima.[21] The opening sequence depicts her with both male and female symbols in hearts around her.[22] | |||||
2017 | Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony | Shuichi Saihara | During his Love Suite events, Shuichi explicitly engages in romantic and sexual scenarios with both male and female partners. During his Free Time Events with Kaito Momota, Shuichi states that "only someone like him could tell me what I need to hear" before becoming flustered over having romantic thoughts about him.[23] | |||
Tenko Chabashira | Lesbian | In the character's official English profile, it is stated that compliments from women will "make her heart aflutter", whereas the same compliments from men will result in them "getting thrown across the room".[24] | ||||
Kokichi Oma | Gay or bisexual | Kokichi expresses apparent romantic interest towards several other male characters during the game, particularly Shuichi, whom he refers to as his "beloved", claiming his objective during their Free Time events was to "steal [his] heart".[23] During the pair's Love Suite event, Kokichi further confirms his attraction to Shuichi, as, unlike the ideal partners of the other characters, Shuichi himself plays the role of Kokichi's ideal partner. | ||||
Darkstalkers, Marvel vs. Capcom, and others |
1994 | First appearance: Darkstalkers: The Night Warriors |
Morrigan Aensland | Bisexual | Morrigan is bisexual.[25] She is a recurring character in the Darkstalkers and Marvel vs. Capcom fighting game series. | Capcom |
— | See also Morrigan Aensland § Appearances. | — | ||||
Destiny | 2014 | Destiny | Osiris Saint-14 |
Gay | Game designer Robert Brooke wrote the two characters as in a romantic relationship from their introduction but had been vague about it, but only made it more explicit with ongoing updates to Destiny 2 in 2020.[26] | Bungie |
Digimon | 2015 | Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth | Fei Wong Tomoe Ignacio | Lesbian | Fei is in love with Yuuko Kamashiro[citation needed] | Media.Vision |
Unnamed NPC | Gay | An NPC labelled "Hot Guy" hires the Protagonist to find out what is wrong with his phone, as it keeps adding pictures of flowers. When the Protagonist investigates they learn that it is actually a Lillymon (A flower type Digimon that had decided to live in his phone) taking selfies in an attempt to convince "Hot Guy" to date her, though when the Protagonist relays this information to "Hot Guy" he states he is gay. When the Protagonist tells Lillymon she doesn't mind and instead decides she will continue to live in his phone and hang up any calls he gets from women so that he cannot date any. | ||||
Suguru | Non-binary / Bisexual | Suguru, an NPC labelled as "Dating Scammer Suguru" states they are non-binary and though is using a male avatar right now (to talk to the Protagonist) alternates between accounts that have varying genders and uses said accounts to date multiple people of varying genders (unknown to the people dating said accounts). | ||||
2017 | Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth - Hacker's Memory | Yu Nogi | Gay | Yu is in love with Keisuke Amasawa[citation needed] | ||
Fei Wong Tomoe Ignacio | Lesbian | Fei is in the sequel as well, and confesses to Yuuko though is rejected as Yuuko is not into girls. | ||||
Divinity | 2017 | Divinity: Original Sin 2[citation needed] | Ifan Ben-Mezd
Red Prince Lohse Fane Beast Sebille Butter |
Pansexual / Bisexual | All the origin characters can be romanced regardless of race or gender. Fane canonically had a wife but can be romanced by anyone, and Sebille claims that Lohse has a crush on her if you agree to let Sebille see Lohse's memories. Butter can be flirted with, with any character, and she will respond in kind. | Larian Studios |
Dragon Age | 2009 | Dragon Age: Origins[citation needed] | Warden | Potentially gay, lesbian or bisexual | The Warden is the player character, who has the option to pursue a romance, or simply a sexual encounter, with four "companions", the people who accompany the player on their journey: Zevran Aranai and Leliana are openly bisexual and are available to players of both genders. Alistair and Morrigan are straight and thus available to players of the opposite gender. There are also opportunities to have sexual encounters with NPCs of the same gender throughout the game and notably within the first 30 minutes of game play. As with BioWare's other flagship title, Mass Effect, there are brief sex scenes (about 30 seconds); however there is no visible nudity. | BioWare |
Zevran Aranai and Leliana | Bisexual | |||||
Wade and Herren | Gay | The effeminate Wade and Herren have an armor shop that the player can visit. In a downloadable content episode released by BioWare it is possible to chase them from the shop to a back alley where Herren teleports himself and Wade to safety. The game designers confirmed Herren and Wade were lovers after the release of said DLC. | ||||
Hespith | Lesbian | Hespith is a lesbian dwarf character who admits to being a lover of Branka, party-character Oghren's ex-wife. | ||||
Branka | Bisexual | |||||
2011 | Dragon Age II[citation needed] | Hawke | Potentially gay, lesbian or bisexual | Hawke, Champion of Kirkwall is the player character, who can be played either as a male or a female version. He or she can romance characters of either gender. | ||
Anders, Fenris, Isabela, and Merrill | Bisexual | Anders, Fenris, Isabela, and Merrill are four of Hawke's companions who express romantic interest without regard to Hawke's gender. | ||||
Male and female prostitutes | Bisexual | The player can sleep with male or female prostitutes regardless of Hawke's gender. The prostitute Serendipity, though intended by writer Mary Kirby to be a male crossdresser and not a transgender woman, was read by many players as the latter. BioWare received criticism for Serendipity's portrayal, which inspired more thoughtful creation of two new transgender characters in subsequent installments. | ||||
Serendipity | Bisexual | |||||
Cross-dresser or trans woman | ||||||
Zevran Arainai | Bisexual | Zevran Arainai, a bisexual character from the first game, makes a cameo appearance and propositions Hawke and/or Isabela. | ||||
Cyril | Bisexual | In the DLC Mark of the Assassin (2011), Hawke attends a hunting party hosted by Duke Prosper de Montfort of Orlais, and Hawke can flirt with the duke's son Cyril regardless of Hawke's gender. | ||||
2014 | Dragon Age: Inquisition[citation needed] | Inquisitor | Potentially gay, lesbian or bisexual | The Inquisitor is the player character, who may romance other characters of the same gender. Unlike the previous games in the series, each romance option has a clearly defined sexual orientation. | ||
Sera and Dagna | Lesbian | Sera, a female elven archer, is gay and thus is only available as a romance option if the player picks a female character; the two of them can also get married in the DLC Trespasser (2015), the first confirmed same-gender marriage in the franchise. If Sera is not romanced she will enter a relationship with a female dwarf named Dagna. | ||||
Dorian Pavus | Gay | Dorian Pavus is a gay male mage who can be romanced by male player characters. Dorian's upbeat personality hides a dark family secret relating to his sexual orientation. The Iron Bull, a male qunari warrior is openly pansexual and can be romanced by male and female player characters. If neither Dorian nor Iron Bull are romanced then they can optionally enter a relationship. | ||||
Iron Bull | Pansexual [27] | |||||
Josephine Montiliyet | Bisexual | The Inquisition's chief diplomat, Josephine Montiliyet, is bisexual and can also be romanced by male and female player characters. | ||||
Lace Harding | Bisexual | An "unofficial" romance option for an Inquisitor of either gender is the dwarven scout Lace Harding, though her "romance" consists entirely of flirtatious dialogue with no additional cutscenes. | ||||
Cremisius Aclassi | Trans man[28] | Cremisius Aclassi, is a transgender man also known as Krem, he is a member of the Bull's Chargers mercenary company. He serves as the Iron Bull's lieutenant. | ||||
Empress Celene of Orlais and Briala | Lesbian | Empress Celene of Orlais, whose potential assassination is a critical plot point in the game, was formerly in a relationship with her spymaster, the female elf Briala. While the two are separated (and at war) as of the events of the game, the Inquisitor can facilitate their reconciliation. Their relationship was originally documented in the tie-in novel Dragon Age: The Masked Empire. | ||||
Leliana | Bisexual | The game sees the return of the established bisexual character Leliana, although she is not a romance option. | ||||
Cyril de Montfort / Duke de Montfort | Bisexual | The bisexual character Cyril de Montfort also cameos as the new Duke de Montfort in the Trespasser DLC. | ||||
Other NPCs | Lesbian, Gay | Other NPCs encountered throughout the world are shown to be in same-gender relationships, such as Inquisition scout Ritts and the apostate mage Eldredda in the Hinterlands, Commander Jehan and Chevalier Fabienne in the Exalted Plains, and two unnamed Orlesian noblemen at the Winter Palace (one of whom accuses the other of flirting with Duke Cyril). | ||||
Historical figures | Various | Discoverable Codex entries reveal that certain historical figures were known to have been in same-gender relationships, including the "barbarian" Avvar matriarch Tyrdda Bright-Axe (subject of an epic poem in which her female elven lover plays a major role), and Arl Jacen Guerrin who built a villa in the Hinterlands for his lover, Ser Corram the Bard, centuries earlier. | ||||
Tie-in material characters | Various | Other characters who appear or are mentioned in-game have their sexual or gender identity addressed in tie-in material: The female elven spy Charter, who is depicted in the Dragon Age: Magekiller comic book in a relationship with a woman; also, Maevaris Tilani is a transgender woman who first appeared in the comic book Dragon Age: Those Who Speak as a cousin-by-marriage of Varric Tethras, while in the game she is mentioned as a friend and political ally of Dorian's, though she does not physically appear except in Dorian's epilogue slides at the end of the Trespasser DLC. | ||||
Drakengard | 2005 | Drakengard 2 | Yaha | Bisexual | Yaha is an enemy character. He got incredible beauty that can charm all men and women from his pact, in return of the loss of the "pleasure" of sex. He is in love with his male old friend, Urick, one of the playable characters.[citation needed] | Cavia |
2010 | Nier | Emil | Gay | Emil, a player companion, is hinted to have feelings for Nier. This was confirmed by director Yoko Taro in an interview, seen in the companion book Grimoir Nier.[citation needed] | ||
Kainé | Intersex | Kainé is intersex and identifies as a woman.[29] | ||||
2017 | Nier: Automata | 6O | Lesbian | 6O is a female android. At some point, she confesses her love to another female android and gets turned down. Later, she talks about it with 2B, another android.[citation needed] | PlatinumGames | |
16D and 11B | Lesbian | 16D is a female android. At some point, she reveals that she was in a relationship with her mentor 11B, another female android.[citation needed] |
F–J[edit]
Series | Year | Title | Character(s) | Classification | Notes | Developer |
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Fable | 2004 | Fable | Player character and NPC townspeople | Potentially gay, lesbian or bisexual | In the Fable games, the player character can flirt, marry and/or have sex with NPC townspeople of the same sex.
In Fable (2004), if the player marries a female and a male NPC, the personality status screen labels them as bisexual. In same-sex marriages, the player does not get paid "dowry" for marrying any male characters but almost all females give such. One quest involves finding the deed to a bordello so the player can free the prostitutes from the male owner. Like the other quests in the game there are several ways of solving this, but one option is to dress as a woman and have sex with the owner when he's drunk. In Fable II (2008), there are more lesbian, gay, and bisexual NPC townspeople to court and marry. A context-specific line is used in a conversation within the middle of the game, wherein Hammer asks if the protagonist was able to convince their partner, wife, or husband to wait for them when they must go away for ten years. The game also includes a quest in which the player character finds a suitable partner for a farmer's son who hints at being gay. The farmer is surprised but accepts that his son is gay and was unable to find an acceptable partner because the father had previously presented him only with female suitors. Reaver, the NPC known as the Hero of Skill, is bisexual, known to have simultaneous lovers named Ursula, Penelope, and Andrew. In Fable III (2010), once again there are more lesbian, gay, and bisexual NPC townspeople to court and marry. Reaver returns, this time inviting the hero (of either sex) to have a 'private party' in his bedchamber (though the player cannot accept this invitation).[citation needed] |
Big Blue Box Studios |
2008 | Fable II | Lionhead Studios | ||||
2010 | Fable III | |||||
Fallout | 1998 | Fallout 2 | Miria and Davin | Bisexual | This game features the first same-sex marriage in a game.[30][31][32] Miria and Davin are siblings. The player may have sex with and marry one of them, regardless of their gender. | Black Isle Studios |
2008 | Fallout 3 | Nova | Bisexual | Player characters, regardless of gender, can employ the services of a female prostitute named Nova in the city of Megaton.[citation needed] | Bethesda Game Studios | |
Carol and Greta | Lesbian | In the city called Underworld, the player meets a female Ghoul named Carol who is suggested to be in a romantic relationship with another female Ghoul named Greta. They have apparently adopted a son, named Gob. While it is never made clear if they are romantically involved, if the player is a Female, Greta will jealously warn the player to stay away from Carol.[citation needed] | ||||
Flak and Shrapnel | Gay | In Rivet City, the player meets Flak and Shrapnel, a pair of weapons dealers whom the game identifies as "partners." The two run a shop together and share a single bed. It's only implied that the nature of their relationship is romantic. An NPC from another city refers to Flak as an "old queen."[citation needed] | ||||
2010 | Fallout: New Vegas | Courier | Gay, lesbian, or bisexual (optional) | The main character, the unnamed Courier, can be chosen as male, with the perk (character trait) Confirmed Bachelor, giving him several advantages with other gay male NPCs (and, following the stereotype of gay people as more understanding and perceptive about emotions, grant him the ability to better understand the plight of the otherwise mute companion Christine). This perk has a female equivalent, the Cherchez la femme perk.[citation needed]. Additionally, the male Courier can pick both Lady Killer (the "straight" perk) and Confirmed Bachelor, making them optionally bisexual, as with the female Courier with Black Widow and Cherchez la femme. | Obsidian Entertainment | |
Veronica Santangelo | Lesbian | Veronica Santangelo is a young Scribe from the Brotherhood of Steel, who confesses to the main character to have nursed a crush for another girl in the Brotherhood (hinted to be Christine Royce, another joinable NPC, mute and enslaved, who references having been in a relationship with a girl in her Brotherhood days) which ended badly because of the disapproval of her girlfriend's parents.[citation needed] | ||||
Arcade Gannon | Gay | Arcade Gannon, a doctor with the Followers of the Apocalypse is openly gay, discussing his orientation if certain dialog paths are chosen.[citation needed] | ||||
Rose of Sharon Cassidy | Bisexual | If the player plays as a female Courier with the Cherchez la Femme perk, Rose of Sharon will simply state that when she's drunk enough she doesn't care about who she gets in bed with, and drops the dialog abruptly.[citation needed] | ||||
Corporal Betsy | Lesbian | Another NPC, Corporal Betsy, a sharpshooter for the NCR, is openly gay and will flirt with a female Courier that has high enough charisma. With the Cherchez la Femme perk the Courier can acknowledge her advances, however ultimately nothing comes out of the conversation.[citation needed] | ||||
2015 | Fallout 4 | Sole Survivor | Straight or bisexual | The player character, "Sole Survivor", starts off in a relationship with a wife (if the player chooses to be male) or a husband (if the player chooses to be female). Showing the primary character is at least straight, however, the "Sole Survivor" can romance their companions, regardless of their sex.[33] | Bethesda Game Studios | |
Final Fantasy | 1999 | Final Fantasy VIII | An unnamed minor character | Trans woman | An unnamed minor character can be encountered in a bar; during conversation, there is strong implication the character is transgender. The player character Squall Leonhart is given the option to ask if she is really a woman. If Squall asks this the character becomes paranoid and wonders how he knew. In the French version, the antagonist Adel is described as being intersex, with other characters using both pronouns to refer to them.[citation needed] | Square |
Adel | Intersex (French version) | |||||
2000 | Final Fantasy IX | Quina Quen | Non-binary | Quina Quen is a playable character who belongs to a genderless race called the Qu. Referred to by the pronoun "s/he" throughout, the Qu's bizarre appearance offers little clue as to any intended orientation.[34] | ||
2010 | Final Fantasy XIV Online | Player Character | Potentially gay, lesbian or bisexual | Players can marry each other in-game, regardless of the gender of their character. | Square Enix | |
Final Fight and Street Fighter | 1989 | Final Fight | Poison | Trans woman | 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.[35][36][37][38][39]
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).[40] 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.[40][41] 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.[42][43][44][45] |
Capcom |
1993 | Mighty Final Fight | |||||
1999 | Final Fight Revenge | Capcom USA | ||||
2012 | Street Fighter X Tekken | Dimps, Capcom QLoc (PC) Sucker Punch Productions (PS Vita) | ||||
2014 | Ultra Street Fighter IV | Capcom | ||||
2018 | Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition | |||||
Fire Emblem | 2007 | Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn | Heather | Lesbian | Heather is a character that the player can get on their team. She is implied to be a lesbian and claims to have joined the army to 'meet all the pretty girls'. | Nintendo SPD, Intelligent Systems |
2015 | Fire Emblem Fates | Corrin (player character), Niles and Rhajat | Potentially gay, lesbian or bisexual | This game is the first in the Fire Emblem franchise to feature a same-sex marriage option for both the 'Birthright' and 'Conquest' versions of the game (Niles and Rhajat in the American version).[46] The same sex options, however, are restricted to one character per game, where the Conquest edition contains a man who may be romanced by male or female main characters, while the Birthright edition has a woman who may be romanced by male and female protagonists. In the DLC, Revelations, both Rhajat and Niles are available to be romanced by the female and male main characters. However, they can still marry characters of the other gender so it is implied they are bisexual. If the player marries a character of the same sex, they will not be able to unlock Kana (the player's child) or Nina, Niles' daughter.[47] | ||
2017 | Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia | Leon | Gay | Leon asks Kamui if he wants to be hit on by Leon. Leon then states that Kamui is not his type and confesses his love to another male comrade, Valbar.[citation needed] | Intelligent Systems | |
2019 | Fire Emblem: Three Houses | Byleth (player character), Edelgard, Dorothea, Mercedes, Linhardt, Jeritza, Rhea, Sothis, Yuri, Petra | Potentially gay, lesbian or bisexual | Edelgard, Jeritza, Dorothea, Yuri, Rhea, Sothis, Linhardt, and Mercedes can be romanced by the player character regardless of gender during certain routes.[48][49]
Petra and Dorothea share a romantic ending if they are paired. The end card states that Dorothea is "the one whom [Petra] loved the most."[50] Additionally, Petra mentions her feelings for Dorothea in their support conversations. She states, "Dorothea, is filling my heart full." and, "It is impossible to imagine life without you. You are...precious to me."[51] Also in Edelgard and Dorothea support, they were seen to be slightly romancing each other in their A support: "When the two of us are together, talking like this... Somehow I don't feel like I care about my troubles with love anymore."[citation needed] |
Intelligent Systems, Koei Tecmo | |
Grand Theft Auto[citation needed] | 2001 | Grand Theft Auto III | Construction workers | Gay | There are construction workers who look like the similarly dressed member of the Village People, who shout quotes from the songs "Y.M.C.A." and "In the Navy". | DMA Design |
Asuka and Maria | Bisexual | Asuka and Maria are bisexual lovers. | ||||
2004 | Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas | Police officers | Gay | The police officers in San Fierro will say various things one would expect from a comically stereotyped gay character such as "Drop the soap, honey!", "Lets wrestle to submission!", and "I'm on your ass, Daisy!" In this model, homosexuality is a joke, attached to gender inversion and used to make fun of the police, an enemy in the game. | Rockstar North | |
Store employee | Gay | There is a clearly gay employee working at the counter of an athletic apparel store who makes flirty comments toward the protagonist, CJ. | ||||
2005 | Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories | Reni Wassulmaier | Genderqueer | Reni Wassulmaier is an adult film director. She is assigned female at birth. She undergoes four sex surgeries: female-to-male, then male-to-female, then female-to-male again, then male-to-female again. She is introduced in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories (2005), as a female radio DJ. In between songs, she drops hints about previously being male. In the prequel Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories (2006), set 14 years before, she already had the first three sex changes and the objective for one mission, titled "So Long Schlong", is to take Reni to the hospital for her fourth sex change. | Rockstar Leeds, Rockstar North | |
2006 | Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories | |||||
2008 | Grand Theft Auto IV | Bernie Crane | Gay | Bernie Crane, formerly Florijan Kravić, (Serbian Cyrillic: Флоријан Кравић), a flamboyant gay lifestyle coach and friend of the protagonist, Niko Bellic. He is one of three survivors of Niko's fifteen man squad who fought in the Bosnian War. He has a secret relationship with Deputy Major Bryce Dawkins | Rockstar North | |
2009 | Grand Theft Auto: The Ballad of Gay Tony | Anthony "Gay Tony" Prince | Gay | In this episode expansion pack of Grand Theft Auto IV (2008), the title character is gay, and a friend of the protagonist, Luis Lopez. He also features in a cameo in GTA IV. | ||
2013 | Grand Theft Auto V | Trevor Philips | Bisexual | Trevor Philips is a playable character in Grand Theft Auto V, unlocked after the mission Mr. Philips. In a conversation during an outing with Michael and Franklin, he admits he's bisexual after Franklin asked him whether he's gay or not. He also claims to have raped men in prison. | ||
Heileen | 2008 | Heileen: Sail Away | Heileen | Potentially lesbian or bisexual | Heileen is the female protagonist. She has one male and two female romantic possibilities: John, Lora and Marie.[citation needed] | Tycoon Games |
Lora and Marie | Lesbian | |||||
Heileen 3: New Horizons | Heileen | Potentially lesbian or bisexual | There are four male romantic possibilities: John from Heileen: Sail Away (2008), Morgan, Jonathan and Sebastian; and four female: Marie and Lora from Heileen: Sail Away (2008), Ebele and Juliet from Heileen: Sail Away (2008).[citation needed] | |||
Marie, Lora, Ebele and Juliet | Lesbian | |||||
The Last of Us | 2013 | The Last of Us | Bill and Frank | Gay | Bill is a character who helps Joel and Ellie during their journey. It is heavily implied he is gay and had a partner named Frank, who is later found dead, much to Bill's dismay. A note left by Frank claims he did not love Bill anymore.[52] | Naughty Dog |
Ellie and Riley Abel | Lesbian | In The Last of Us (2013), Ellie is one of the main characters and Riley is sometimes mentioned. In the DLC prequel The Last of Us: Left Behind (2014), players control Ellie as she spends time with Riley, and it is implied Ellie has feelings for Riley, culminating in a kiss between them near the climax. The developers Naughty Dog later confirmed they have romantic feelings for each other and the writer for Ellie's character, Neil Druckmann, said he wrote her to be gay.[53] | ||||
2014 | The Last of Us: Left Behind | |||||
2020 | The Last of Us Part II | Ellie and Dina | Lesbian and bisexual or pansexual | Ellie is one of the main characters and she is in a relationship with a woman named Dina. At the start of the game, it was revealed that Dina formerly dated Jesse.[54] | ||
Lev | Trans man | Lev is a trans boy and former member of an antagonist faction who one of the main characters, Abby, meets and is scheduled to be executed. The two become friends through a series of mutual trials. |
K–N[edit]
Series | Year | Title | Character(s) | Classification | Notes | Developer |
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The Legend of Korra | 2014 | The Legend of Korra | Korra | Bisexual | These video games are based on the animated television series The Legend of Korra. Though her sexuality is not referenced in the games, the protagonist, Korra, is bisexual.[55] | PlatinumGames |
2014 | The Legend of Korra: A New Era Begins | Webfoot Technologies | ||||
Asami | Bisexual | In the official comic, starting with 'The Turf Wars' Asami is canonically Korra's girlfriend. | ||||
League of Legends | 2009 | League of Legends | Neeko (2018)[56] | Genderfluid Lesbian | Riot Games | |
Varus (2019)[57] | Gay | Varus is a Darkin, a creature whose actual body is a weapon who can possess someone who attempts to wield it. Varus himself isn't gay, however, when he attempted to possess the gay couple Valmar and Kai at the same time and fuse them together, the two hunters' love was strong enough to allow their conscience to be shared with the Darkin, with all three controlling the body. | ||||
Life Is Strange | 2015 | Life Is Strange | Maxine "Max" Caulfield | Potentially bisexual or lesbian | Life Is Strange (2015) is experienced from Max's perspective. The prequel Life Is Strange: Before the Storm (2017) is experienced from Chloe's perspective.
The development of Max and Chloe's relationship is the main plot of Life Is Strange (2015), and they can end up romantically. At different points in the game, Max may have the choice to kiss her male friend, Warren (who has a crush on Max) and/or Chloe. No matter what you choose, Max questions whether she feels a romantic attraction to Chloe or not, and she continues to see Warrren as "supercool geek brother." Her sexuality is never stated in the game.[58] In Life Is Strange (2015), Chloe admits that she had romantic feelings towards Rachel. In the prequel Life Is Strange: Before the Storm (2017), depending on the player's actions, Rachel may open up and reveal that she has romantic feelings towards Chloe too. At some point, Chloe may have the choice to kiss Rachel. Chloe also has condoms in her wallet, and had previously made references to sleeping with her male friend, Elliot, at a point in time, but aid they had "no chemistry" and makes references to how Rachel "saved her" from boys and how they are gross. In the Life is Strange reunion, Ashly Burch (Chloe's voice actress) said that Chloe is queer. |
Dontnod Entertainment |
Chloe Price and Rachel Amber | Lesbian and Bisexual | |||||
2017 | Life Is Strange: Before the Storm | Deck Nine | ||||
Steph Gingrich | Lesbian | Steph has a crush on Rachel and can mention it to Chloe in episode 2. Her voice actress, Katy Bentz, later confirmed during a Reddit AMA that Steph is a lesbian.[59] | ||||
2018 | Life Is Strange 2 | Sean Diaz | Potentially bisexual | Sean's crush on a female classmate, Jenn, is mentioned at various points in the game. He can later choose to admit that he finds some boys cute, and has the option of pursuing a romantic relationship with either Cassidy or Finn. Sean can later come out to his father in a dream sequence if he kissed Finn. | Dontnod Entertainment | |
Finnegan "Finn" McNamara and Cassidy | Pansexual, Bisexual or also Pan | During episode 3, Sean finds out that Finn is sleeping with Hannah, although both explain that there is not a romantic connection between them. Finn openly flirts with Sean and Sean has the option to kiss him later in the episode. When asked by Sean if he considers himself bisexual, Finn responds that he doesn't see gender and is attracted to people. Cassidy openly flirts with the group, including men and women, and uses gender neutral terms for her lovers from the past. The two are featured in the Life is Strange pride post including their LGBT characters.[60] | ||||
Jacob "Jake" Hackerman | Gay | During Episode 3, Jake is met by Sean and Daniel Diaz at a campsite in Humboldt County, California. It is later revealed in Episode 4 that he is gay, and his old community had been putting him through gay conversion therapy, before subsequently kicking him out. | ||||
Penny | Gay or Bisexual | Penny mentions the disappearance of Arthur "Jinx" Lee, a man he met and fell in love with. | ||||
Arthur and Stanley Petersen | Gay | Arthur and Stanley are a married couple who Sean and Daniel meet in episode 5. | ||||
2021 | Life Is Strange: True Colors | Alexandra "Alex" Chen | Bisexual | Alex Chen is the protagonist of Life is Strange: True Colors, and is able to romance a man named Ryan Lucan and a woman named Steph Gingrich. She is shown to be romantically interested in both characters. Unlike the previous player characters of the series, she is implied having dated both male and female characters before the events of the game. | Deck Nine | |
Steph Gingrich | Lesbian | Steph Gingrich reappears in Life is Strange: True Colors, this time as a major character, previously having been in Life is Strange: Before the Storm. She is able to be romanced by the player character as Alex Chen. | ||||
The Longest Journey | 1999 | The Longest Journey | Fiona and Mickey | Lesbian | This computer game features Fiona and Mickey, a lesbian landlady and her long-time lover. The game also features and a gay cop. While the game used a futuristic Blade Runner type setting, the gay characters are not used to show how decadent society had become,[clarification needed]but are seen as normal and well adjusted secondary characters.[34] | Funcom |
A cop | Gay | |||||
2014 | Dreamfall Chapters | Kian Alvane | Gay | Kian Alvane, one of the main protagonists, is gay.[61] | Red Thread Games, Blink Studios | |
Likho | Gay | Likho, a Resistance member, can reveal to Kian that he too is gay but would be ostracized if his family ever found out, if "an intimate moment" between them is unlocked.[citation needed] | ||||
Hanna and Abby | Lesbian | Hanna and Abby are a lesbian couple.[citation needed] | ||||
Mario | 1985 | Super Mario Bros. | Toad | Agender | In a 2014 interview with Shigeru Miyamoto, he revealed that Toads were designed without a specific gender in mind.[62] Nintendo director Koichi Hayashida who produced Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, explained that the appearance of a Toad does not represent his gender, stating that it has never been decided what gender could be associated with any Toad.[63] He clarifies later that the gender of the Toads will remain a mystery.[64][65] | Nintendo |
1988 | Super Mario Bros. 2 | Birdo | Trans woman | In the first-edition manual for the North American release of this NES game, Birdo is referred to as a "male who believes that he is a female" and would rather be called "Birdetta", making her the first transgender character for Nintendo.[66][67] In Japan, Birdo is referred as "Catherine" with the exact same transgender portrayal.[68] In this version, three "Super Catherines" were also voiced by gay men and transgender women.[69]
In later printings, mention of Birdo being male was omitted, and further not included in most later games with the character.[70] However, in Super Smash Bros. Brawl (2008), Birdo's gender is referred as indeterminate. Her identity was only further explored in the Wii Japan-only video game Captain Rainbow (2008), which delves into her gender and how she was imprisoned for using the woman's bathroom, with her asking the player to find proof of her being female so she could be set free.[71] | ||
2004 | Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door | Vivian | Trans woman | In this GameCube title, the player encounters a Shadow Siren named Vivian. In the Japanese version of the game, Vivian is heavily implied to be a transgender girl. Other characters, as well as narrative text, describe Vivian using masculine terms such as otoko "man", and otōto "little brother".[72][73] However, Vivian initially describes the shadow sirens as san shimai "three sisters", and routinely uses the feminine first person pronoun. This continues in Super Paper Mario (2007); Vivian's catch card describes her using the term otoko no ko "boy".[74] In the English and German localizations of the game, all masculine descriptions of Vivian are removed, and she is referred to with exclusively female pronouns. However, all other localized versions of the game explicitly retain the transgender portrayal.[75][76][77][78] | Intelligent Systems | |
Marvel Comics | 2011 | X-Men: Destiny | Northstar | Gay | Northstar, a gay superhero from the X-Men comics appears as a NPC in the games X-Men: Destiny (2011) and Marvel Heroes (2013).[citation needed] | Silicon Knights |
2013 | Marvel Heroes | Gazillion Entertainment, Secret Identity Studios | ||||
Wiccan | Gay member of the Young Avengers who appears as an alternate costume for Scarlet Witch | |||||
Mass Effect | — | Multiple games | Commander Shepard | Potentially gay, lesbian or bisexual | Commander Shepard is the player character in Mass Effect (2007), Mass Effect 2 (2010) and Mass Effect 3 (2012). The player may choose to play as either male or female and customize their appearance and first name. In all three games, there are opposite-sex and same-sex relationship options for the player character.[citation needed] | — |
Multiple characters | Various | In all games, there is no indication that same-sex relationships are considered in any way unusual in the galaxy in general, particularly given the authority of the asari, the all-female alien race who is capable of reproducing with any gender of any species.[citation needed] | ||||
2007 | Mass Effect[citation needed] | Dr. Liara T'Soni | Bisexual | Dr. Liara T'Soni is an asari. There is an option for a subplot romance and sexual encounter with her, regardless of the gender of Commander Shepard, the player character. . | BioWare | |
2010 | Mass Effect 2[citation needed] | Kelly Chambers, Samara and Morinth | Bisexual | Commander Shepard, regardless of their own gender, is able to romance Kelly, Samara and Morinth. Kelly is Commander Shepard's yeoman. Samara and Morinth are asari. Morinth is Samara's daughter. | ||
2012 | Mass Effect 3[citation needed] | Kaidan Alenko, Kelly Chambers, and Diana Allers, Liara T'Soni and Samara | Bisexual | Three humans (Kaidan Alenko, Kelly Chambers and Diana Allers), and two asari (Liara T'Soni and Samara) express romantic interest in the player character Shepard, regardless of their gender. Specialist Samantha Traynor and Lieutenant Steve Cortez are only interested in Shepard if they are of the same gender. Cortez's personal storyline revolves around moving past the relatively recent loss of his husband. | ||
Samantha Traynor | Lesbian | |||||
Steve Cortez and his late husband | Gay | |||||
2017 | Mass Effect: Andromeda[citation needed] | Pathfinder Ryder | Potentially gay, lesbian or bisexual | Pathfinder Ryder is the player character in Mass Effect: Andromeda (2017). Much like Commander Shepard from previous games, the player may choose to play as either male or female and customize their appearance and first name. The player chooses from a pair of twins: one male and one female. The non-selected twin is called either Scott or Sara Ryder and has a significant presence in the game. There are opposite-sex and same-sex relationship options for the player character. | ||
Pelessaria "Peebee" B'Sayle, Vetra Nyx, Reyes Vidal and Jaal Ama Darav | Bisexual | Pathfinder Ryder is able to romance these characters, regardless of their gender: the asari Peebee and Keri, the female turian Vetra and the male angara Jaal. Jaal was made bisexual following a post release patch after community feedback, and is notable for being the first male LGBT squadmate in the franchise. A female Pathfinder Ryder can also have a lesbian relationship with the ship's science officer Dr. Suvi Anwar and a male Pathfinder Ryder can have a gay relationship with the ship's engineer Gil Brodie. | ||||
Suvi Anwar | Lesbian | |||||
Gil Brodie | Gay | |||||
Hainly Abrams | Trans woman | Hainly Abrams leads scientific research on one of the Andromeda Initiative's outposts. When the game initially released, Abrams would readily inform the player that she is transgender and the masculine name she was given at birth. She tells the player that she left the Milky Way galaxy searching for greater acceptance of her gender identity. The abruptness with which she shares this information received criticism from fans, and the game was later patched so that Abrams would only reveal this information if the player developed a supportive relationship with her.[79] | ||||
Megami Tensei and Persona | 1997 | Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers | Kamanari | Cross-dresser | This Sega Saturn title (also released on PS1 and 3DS) depicts the protagonist encountering a cross dresser by the name of Kamanari while chasing down the gambling parlor owner Tatsumi during a case.[citation needed] | Atlus |
Beta | Gay | While being stereotypical and over-the-top, Beta (one of the owners of the EL-115 Club) hits on the main character, saying he wouldn't help him if he wasn't "cute".[citation needed] | ||||
1999 | Persona 2: Innocent Sin | Jun Kurosu | Gay | Jun is a Kasugayama student that plays a major role in Innocent Sin as a late party member and the childhood best friend of the protagonist. He is heavily implied to have romantic feelings towards Tatsuya throughout the game and his sexuality is confirmed by a demon contact in-game.[80] The player also can choose to have Tatsuya and Jun enter a relationship which is treated as lovers.[29] Tatsuya's attraction to both sexes is also implied.[80] | ||
Tatsuya Suou | Bisexual | |||||
Anna Yoshizaka | Lesbian | Anna is a former start athlete and drop-out student from Seven Sister High. She is implied to hold romantic feelings towards the party member Yukino Mayuzumi. In the official novel where Anna retells the events of Innocent Sin as the protagonist, she confesses her one-sided feelings with the quote "I love you, and am captive to your beautiful face." referencing the poem Der Erlkönig by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. | ||||
Sumaru Genie | Intersex | Sumaru Genie is an intersex fortuneteller.[citation needed] | ||||
2000 | Persona 2: Eternal Punishment | Jun Kashihara | Gay | Jun and Tatsuya from Persona 2: Innocent Sin (1999) reappeared in this game, with the former having a minor role.[29] | ||
Tatsuya Suou | Bisexual | |||||
Anna and Noriko | Lesbian | Anna reappears in the second game as a female track and field athlete whose relationship with her admirer Noriko contains lesbian overtones.[80] | ||||
Sumaru Genie | Intersex | Sumaru Genie, the intersex fortuneteller from Persona 2: Innocent Sin (1999), appears in this game as well.[citation needed] | ||||
2003 | Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne | A Manikin | Ambiguous | A flamboyant Manikin is shown as the owner of the junk shop and makes frequent but comical references to his sexuality.[citation needed] | ||
2006 | Persona 3 | Unnamed lesbian NPC | Lesbian | There is an unnamed female student NPC who has an intense lesbian crush on Mitsuru Kirijo, one of the main female characters. This crush goes as far as her having romantic fantasies about Mitsuru as well as threatening the main character with revenge if they're lying having pictures of Mitsuru in a bathing suit.[citation needed] | ||
Unnamed trans woman NPC | Trans woman | During "Operation Babe Hunt" one of the NPCs that Junpei, Akihiko and the main character attempt to hit on is revealed to be a trans woman.[citation needed] | ||||
2009 | Persona 3 Portable | Aigis | Bisexual | Aigis shows romantic interest in both the male and female protagonists of the game. Her social link remains unchanged regardless of the gender the player chooses.[citation needed] | ||
Bisexual | The female protagonist can romance both Aigis and Elizabeth, as well as Shinjiro, Ken, Akihiko, Theodore, and Ryoji. | |||||
Ryoji Mochizuki | Bisexual | During his social link, Ryoji states he would still love the protagonist, no matter if they were a male or female.[citation needed] | ||||
2008 | Devil Summoner 2: Raidou Kuzunoha vs. King Abaddon | Binbogami and Yakbyougami | Ambiguous | The main character, Raidou, confronts two Japanese disaster gods known as Binbogami and Yakbyougami who are both portrayed as effeminate and fiercely masochistic. Binbogami is shown to be pursuing Raidou sexually, even going so far as to encourage Raidou to 'whip' him when his life bar is reduced to half during two boss fights against him.[citation needed] | ||
2008 | Persona 4 | Kanji Tatsumi | Bisexual | Kanji Tatsumi,[34] a playable character, expresses interest in another boy (a cross dressing Naoto) and is shocked and confused about his own feelings towards him. At a later point, his Shadow Self manifests as an overly masculine and flamboyant gay caricature that rants about how he hates girls and likes boys and teases him about being gay. In actuality, Kanji fears being rejected by either sex. He still expresses interest in Naoto after finding out her true gender, though at the end of his social link, he outright states that his shadow self and him are one and the same, strongly hinting at bisexuality. | ||
Metal Gear | 2001 | Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty | Vamp and Scott Dolph | Bisexual | It is revealed in a conversation, by Solid Snake himself, that Vamp is bisexual and that he was the lover of Scott Dolph, a bisexual Navy commander.[citation needed] | Konami |
2004 | Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater | Major Raikov and Volgin | Gay and bisexual | This game features male homo- and bisexuality (Major Raikov and Volgin, respectively).[citation needed] | ||
2010 | Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker | Dr. Strangelove | Bisexual | In this game, we find a bisexual woman, with Dr. Strangelove being in love with The Boss. As her nickname implies, she had "a strange love". This is a reference to her sexuality.[citation needed] | ||
Nurse Love Addiction | 2011–15 | Nurse Love Addiction | Various girls | Lesbian | This is a yuri game centered around lesbian nursing school students.[81] | Kogado Studio |
R–Z[edit]
Series | Year | Title | Character(s) | Classification | Notes | Developer |
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Resident Evil | 2000 | Resident Evil Code: Veronica | Alfred Ashford | Cross-dresser | The central antagonist is Alfred Ashford who at the end of the game is revealed as a 'cross-dressing freak' who is obsessed with his dead twin sister, in this case a reference to Norman Bates from the Alfred Hitchcock film Psycho.[citation needed] | Capcom |
2003 | Resident Evil: Dead Aim | Morpheus D. Duvall | Genderqueer | Morpheus D. Duvall is obsessed with beauty and hints at having a number of gender-reassignment surgeries. Later in the game, he injects himself with a mutagenic virus that changes him into a feminine form, with notable breasts and high heels.[citation needed] | Cavia | |
2021 | Resident Evil: Village | Bela Dimitrescu | Lesbian | She says she hates men multiple times. Also none of her relationships with men are known. | Capcom | |
Saints Row | 2008 | Saints Row 2 | Player character | Binary or non-binary; potentially bisexual | In Saints Row 2 (2008) and Saints Row: The Third (2011), the protagonist can be male or female; or non-binary by leaving gender signifiers open to either gender. The female player character has hints of bisexuality and that she has a sexual attraction to female characters Shaundi and Kinzie Kensington.[citation needed] | Volition |
2011 | Saints Row: The Third | |||||
2014 | Saints Row IV | Player character | Potentially gay, lesbian or bisexual | The player character, which may be male or female, is able to romance all the companions in the Romance option, however in the Saints Row series the Caucasian female protagonist voiced by Katie Semine and Laura Bailey would appear to be bisexual as her dialogue shows that she is attracted to females and males, all other protagonists dialogue is heterosexual by default. However, all relationships are portrayed in a goofy, over-the-top manner, as is the nature of the game.[citation needed] | ||
Companions | Bisexual | |||||
2017 | Agents of Mayhem | Roderick "Hollywood" Stone | Pansexual | Hollywood is the first playable character. He is pansexual.[82] | ||
Stephanie "Friday" Albright and Janel Braddock | Lesbian | The team's coordinator, Friday, is in a relationship with the playable character Braddock. | ||||
Shadow Hearts | 2001 | Shadow Hearts | Meiyuan | Gay | Meiyuan is a gay Chinese acupuncturist.[citation needed] | Sacnoth |
2005 | Shadow Hearts: Covenant | Gerard Magimel and Pierre Magimel | Gay | Gerard and Pierre are two flamboyant brothers. Gerard is a tailor who sews magical clothes when bribed with "beefcake" trading cards and Pierre is a vendor for items and weapons.[citation needed] | Nautilus | |
Gay | In one optional scene toward the end of the game, a third major character is revealed to be gay.[clarification needed][citation needed] | |||||
2005 | Shadow Hearts: From the New World | Gerard Magimel and Buigen | Gay | This game features Gerard from Shadow Hearts: Covenant (2005). This time, he has a boyfriend named Buigen.[citation needed] | ||
The Sims | 2000 | The Sims | Sims | Potentially gay, lesbian or bisexual | All Sims can be directed to fall in love with and engage in romantic interations with others Sims of either gender.[citation needed]
In 2001, Maxis broke new ground with a television commercial for The Sims (2000). Highlighting the ability of the characters to date, the commercial featured an attractive twenty-something man in a nightclub flirting with a woman, until he is suddenly drawn to an attractive man in the club and after a brief pause agrees to date him. Nintendo's Game Boy Advance and DS versions removed any same-sex romance interactions.[34] |
Maxis |
2004 | The Sims 2 | |||||
2009 | The Sims 3 | Maxis | ||||
2014 | The Sims 4 | |||||
South Park | 1999 | South Park Rally | Big Gay Al | Gay | This racing game is the first of several games based on the popular animated series South Park for the PlayStation, Nintendo 64, and PC. Big Gay Al, a prominent gay character in the series, is a playable character in South Park Rally. His house is also one of the tracks.[citation needed] | Tantalus Interactive |
2014 | South Park: The Stick of Truth | Various characters | Gay | This RPG game is based on the South Park TV series and contains many references to gay characters from that series.[clarification needed] | Obsidian Entertainment | |
Mr. Slave | Gay | Mr. Slave is a gay character in South Park. In this game, he has a prominent role, being the subject of an early quest, then coming back to help the main protagonist during fights. The last quest of the main storyline also takes place in a part of Mr. Slave's anatomy.[citation needed] | ||||
2017 | South Park: The Fractured but Whole | Tweek and Craig | Gay | Tweek and Craig are two playable characters. Their gay relationship is not only part of the storyline but also gives them special abilities in combat when both characters are in the party, and is the subject of collectable Yaoi. | Ubisoft San Francisco | |
Star Wars | 2003 | Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic | Juhani and Belaya | Lesbian | The party member Juhani is lesbian, though bugged coding on the initial release allowed her to be attracted to the player character regardless of gender. In subsequent patches, she reverts to same-sex preferences. She and Belaya, another female Jedi were also heavily implied to be lovers. This would make Juhani the first known gay character in the Star Wars universe.[83] | BioWare |
2011 | Star Wars: The Old Republic | Theron Shan, Lana Beniko, Koth Vortena and Arcann | Bisexual | This game initially did not feature any same-sex romance or flirtation options. Such options were added in later patches after considerable backlash from fans, many of whom noted that the lack of diversity flew in the face of BioWare's previous record. The 2013 expansion Rise of the Hutt Cartel features a same-sex flirtation option for both factions (a lesbian for the Republic and a gay male for the Empire). 2014's Shadow of Revan introduces Republic agent Theron Shan and the Sith lord Lana Beniko, both of whom will react favorably to the advances of a player of either gender (and either faction). The 2015 expansion Knights of the Fallen Empire sees the return of Shan and Beniko, and introduces Koth Vortena; all three are fully realized romance options for characters male or female characters. All expansions have also featured background characters and flavor lore mentioning same-sex romances and even marriages.[citation needed] | ||
Story of Seasons | 2014 | Story of Seasons | Marian | Genderqueer | The androgynous male doctor Marian is often addressed with female pronouns and refers to herself as "big sister".[citation needed] | Marvelous AQL |
2019 | Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town | Player Character | Potentially Gay, Bi, or Lesbian | The player character can be either male or female and can go after any of the available bachelors or bachelorettes in town. In the western release of the game the same-sex "best friend" romance system has been changed to "marriage." | Marvelous | |
Bachelors, Bachelorettes | Potentially Gay, Bi, or Lesbian | |||||
Summon Night | 2003 | Summon Night: Swordcraft Story | Pratty, Sugar, Razzy and Sanary | Lesbian | Pratty is the female playable character. If the player chooses her and picks Sugar as their summon beast, lesbian innuendo occurs. There are other girls, named Razzy and Sanary who also share lesbian undertones when conversing with Pratty.[citation needed] | Flight-Plan |
2004 | Summon Night: Swordcraft Story 2 | Aera Colthearts and Edgar Colthearts | Bisexual | Both the male and female playable characters, Aera and Edgar, show the same romantic behavior towards other characters, with some dialog changes.[citation needed] | ||
Lynn | Bisexual | One of the female characters, Lynn, continuously tries to kiss the main character, whether they are male or female.[citation needed] | ||||
Ultima | 1992 | Ultima VII: The Black Gate | Avatar | Potentially gay, lesbian or bisexual | In the House of Baths at Buccaneer's Den, the player (the "Avatar") can pay for the services of male and female sex workers, regardless of the player's gender.[84] | Origin Systems |
Sex workers | Bisexual | |||||
1993 | Ultima VII Part Two: Serpent Isle | A mage | Bisexual | A mage sexually proposes the player's character regardless of the character's gender.[34] The player is given the choice to accept or decline. | ||
Valkyria Chronicles | 2008 | Valkyria Chronicles | Dallas | Lesbian | Dallas is a female squad member whose profile states that she 'fancies women' and 'hates men'. Dallas has a crush on Alicia, the game's heroine, and her profile states that she became upset after Alicia's marriage until she became infatuated with another major character, Rosie.[citation needed] | Sega |
Ted | Bisexual | Ted is a bisexual squad member who has both the 'fancies women' and 'fancies men' potential abilities in his profile. | ||||
Jann | Gay | Jann is a male squad member named has strong feelings for muscular men, particularly Largo. He wears makeup, has an effeminate voice and is flirty toward men, including the player character who is his commanding officer. | ||||
Watch Dogs | 2016 | Watch Dogs 2 | Miranda Comay | Trans Woman | Miranda Comay is a city councilwoman of San Francisco, a long time friend of protagonist Marcus Holloway and his family, and a transgender woman.[85] | Ubisoft |
2020 | Watch Dogs: Legion | Various procedurally-generated playable characters and NPCs | Various LGBTQ+ identities | The procedural generation that generates Legion's characters includes many options for their sexualities and genders, giving them same-gender significant others or assigning them sexualities outright in their "metadata" section.[86] | ||
The Walking Dead | 2013 | The Walking Dead: Season Two | Matthew and Walter | Gay | The second episode features Mathew and Walter, a gay couple.[87] | Telltale Games |
2016 | The Walking Dead: Michonne | Jonas and Zachary | Gay | Jonas and Zachary are a gay couple who first appeared in the first episode[88] | ||
Paige | Lesbian | Paige has feelings for her friend Samantha[89][90] | ||||
2016 | The Walking Dead: A New Frontier | Javier Garcia | Bisexual | Near the end of the game, the player can flirt with Paul Monroe (A.k.a. Jesus). The lead writer for the final episode later confirmed Javier's bisexuality in a reply to a blog post.[91] | ||
2018 | The Walking Dead: The Final Season | Clementine, Violet, Minerva, and James | Bisexual, lesbian and gay | James, Violet, and her ex-girlfriend Minerva first appear in the final season. Clementine, the player character, can choose to begin a relationship with Violet in the second episode. James is a former member of the Whisperers who can determinedly mention his ex-boyfriend to Clementine in the third episode. | ||
Yakuza (series) | 2009 | Yakuza 3 | Yoshitaka Mine | Gay | Mine tells the protagonist Kiryu that he is in love with his oath brother Daigo Dojima. | Sega |
2015 | Yakuza 0 | Jun Oda | Gay | The Video Store Owner tells Kiryu that Oda fell in love with Tachibana the moment he was defeated in a fight when they met. At one point in the story he asks Kiryu to tell Tachibana he "really, honestly loved him" |
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Haha I'm not planning on it. Thanks for the appreciation, though! You've all been lovely. As for the info about their ages & Paige's crush- both of those things were supposed to be clear in the game, so if they weren't, I apologize.
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