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‘The Sims 4’ now lets players choose their Sims’ pronouns with a new, detailed system. You can select from options like ‘he/him,’ ‘she/her,’ ‘they/them,’ or even create custom pronouns with different grammatical forms. The feature originally launched in English and has been updated to support more languages. Players can change a Sim’s pronouns at any time without needing to recreate them, and the setting is conveniently located in the Sim’s introduction section. Electronic Arts developed this update in collaboration with LGBTQ+ groups and encouraged players to report any grammatical issues they found.

David Fisher and Keith Charles shared a realistic and evolving gay relationship over five seasons of television. The show honestly explored challenges like racism and self-acceptance, as well as the everyday difficulties of being in a committed relationship. The series ended on a hopeful note, showing the couple planning their wedding, and remains a landmark portrayal of an interracial gay couple on TV.

In Ubisoft Montreal’s open-world shooter, players face a critical decision: stay loyal to their friends or give in to the influence of the Citra cult. Choosing to side with Citra seems like a romantic path, but it ultimately leads to betrayal and the protagonist’s death in a ritualistic sacrifice, triggering the game’s credits. While rejecting Citra saves the protagonist and their friends and allows the story to continue, pursuing the romance still results in a negative ending.