These games, zines, and other materials are about, inspired by, or have themes related to fictionkin, fictives, experience-taking, and other fictionfolk and experiences of fictionality. What does that mean? The following definition is an excerpt from "A list of some alterhuman identities and groups," an article that I helped co-author:
"Fictionfolk is an umbrella term for many sorts of identities that come partly or wholly from fiction. Fictionkin identify as characters or species from fiction, and their community started in the early 2000s. A plural system member with origins from fiction is a fictive, which psychologists call a fictional introject. When someone has the brief experience of becoming someone or something from fiction, that’s a fictionflicker, which psychologists call experience-taking."
On my profile, you can also find a collection I made for therianthropes, and one for plural systems, and more things that alterhumans might tend to like.
A Bitsy game about identifying with creatures cast as villains in fantasy. Thoughtful, powerful, meaningful.
A solo journaling game, inspired by alterhuman experiences, especially nonhuman and fictionkin.
The second volume of these true stories is about an abusive group centered on fictionkin.
