Report: 33% of Game Devs are Now Women or “Non-Binary,” Nearly 25% are Faggots or Trannies
Andrew Anglin January 24, 2025
View: https://x.com/AFpost/status/1882693649190060361
Previously: In 2024, China Began Their Domination of the Video Game Industry
Women don’t play games. Faggots probably do, but they are a very small percentage of the population at large.
Why would any for-profit company believe that these demographics make any sense?
The Gamer:
The game development space is undergoing a seismic shift in its diversity makeup, with the GDC State of the Game Industry report finding that 32 percent of all game developers now identify as female or non-binary.
This is up three percent when compared to last year’s report and eight percent when compared to 2022’s. However, it suggests that women and non-binary developers are still slightly under-represented when compared to their male counterparts.
That would not matter if it were true, but it’s not true.
When they say that “45% of gamers are women,” they are including mobile games like Candy Crush as well as stupid farm sims on Facebook.
The overwhelming majority of players of what normal people think of as “video games” are male.
Furthermore, most programmers are male and all good programmers are male.
GDC’s report finds that men still make up 66 percent of all game developers, down from 75 percent in 2020—a nine percent decrease over the last four years. 66 percent, of course, still puts males in the majority.
Alongside an increase in women and non-binary developers, the report found that almost a quarter of game developers (24 percent) identified as LGBTQ+. This represents a three percent year-on-year increase. It found that almost half (43 percent) of developers aged between 18 and 24 identify as LGBTQ+, with women far more likely to do so.
Chinese vs. Western portrayals of women in games
In terms of ethnicity, the State of the Game industry report found that 59 percent of developers were White/Caucasian, 10 percent were Hispanic, Latino, or of Spanish Origin, and only three percent were Black, African, or Caribbean.
That’s because black people can’t understand video games.
Though I think a lot of them do play various sports games.
This split meant that there was a slight increase in racial diversity at game studios, with the number of White/Caucasian respondents down from 64 percent, but development houses were still predominantly staffed by the latter. The publishers of the report do note that due to the fact that the survey takes place in the United States, certain responses may “not always represent the views of the global community at large.”
The culmination of the ‘Global Game Developer Community’ section of GDC’s report found that 35 percent of all respondents were white, male, and not part of the LGBTQ+ community. It shows that while strides have been made to diversify the industry, there is still a little way to go.
Why are people attempting to diversify the industry?
Who asked for this, other than those gamergate whores and trannies?
I’ve never talked to a woman that was interested in video games at all, let alone one who wanted to work in the industry.
This is a total non-issue in real life. Except, it is an issue now, because the Western game industry is totally collapsing and being taken over by the Chinese.
Chinese vs. Western portrayals of women in games
