Trash Fem Games
summary
A rapid survey of concrete work and tactics: concrete games named (Howling Dogs, Crystal Warrior Kesha, With Those We Love Alive, Her Cars, Cyberqueen, Pink Zone) show Twine and procedural text engines used to make randomly generated interactive poems and a slime-girl mod that eats barriers; one 24-hour hosted game is deleted afterward and Twine maps dissolve into emotion. Audience response includes hundreds of player drawings; practical notes cover Teespring, Gumroad (fees noted) and Patreon (≈9% cut), plus blunt accounts of harassment, PTSD, and community exile.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:06Gender and femininity
- 2:31Player responsibility
- 3:39Walls and space
- 5:10Suicide in narratives
- 6:37Therapeutic games
- 7:40Intimacy and mystery
- 8:54Selling art online
- 10:38Patreon realities
- 10:59Harassment of trans women
- 12:45Activist community critique
- 13:51Trans exclusion and violence
- 14:32Disarmament over diversity
- 14:56Trauma and short-form
- 16:22Pragmatic survival
- 17:02Q&A
