2020 was a year of inequity, but that didn’t stop devs from crafting inclusive video games. Here are five games that got diversity right.
Author: David Silbert
David Silbert
David is the founder of The Punished Backlog. He has a problem finishing games he starts. Just beat: Astro Bot, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth. Working on: UFO 50, Echoes of Wisdom, Persona 5: Royal. Can't wait for: Hollow Knight: Silksong. Follow David on Twitter at @David_Silbert to keep up to date with all things The Punished Backlog.
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