Developers and video artists are beginning to break down cliche and sexist gender stereotypes to explore new ideas and storylines When Nicole Stark set about writing a new video game, she took inspiration from an unusual subject: her autistic teenage daughter who was battling bullies.“I was fed up with power fantasies for male teenagers,” says Stark, one half of Noosa-based family studio Disparity Games. “We wanted something different.” Continue reading…
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