These are games, zines, and other materials that are about people who are nonbinary, genderless (agender), genderfluid, genderqueer, bigender, or who do not identify as only a man or only a woman all of the time.
This collection is part of my directory of other people's creations on itch.io, Curated Collections of LGBTQIA, where you can find more collections about other topics. I personally select and review each creation in them, even if they are different than my own views or experiences as a queer person myself.
Content: Rated PG-13. Content warnings for artistic nudity, swear words, needles, fantasy body horror (for example, robot bodies), insects, and menstruation.
Medium: Zine. Full color.
Genre and subject: Nonfiction. Anthology. Poetry. Art. Comics.
About: An anthology of poems, comics, collages, paintings, illustrations, and other creative works by many transgender men and trans masculine nonbinary artists from around the world.
Queer themes: Transgender men. Trans masculine. Nonbinary. Drag. Name change. Hormone therapy (Testosterone). Dysphoria. Transition. Top surgery. Gay trans men.
Content: Rated PG. Swear words.
Medium: Zine. Designed for reading on your screen, or printing.
About how other people perceive the zinester's gender.
Content: Rated G.
Medium: A point-and-click adventure computer game.
Genre and subject: Mystery. Comedy. Musical. Film noir. Stop-motion animation.
About: You are a private investigator trying to find a missing person.
Queer themes: Nonbinary protagonist.
Vibe: Delightfully bizarre humor.
Content: Rated G.
Medium: Physical game. One page of instructions.
Length: A few minutes.
About: "Third Option is a simple game about reaching outside the options you're given. It takes the form of a conversation (written, spoken, or otherwise), and requires no extra materials. Recommended as an icebreaker, idle distraction, or grounding exercise."
Vibe: Thoughtful, playful.
Curator's note: The game doesn't mention nonbinary genders, but personally I think it's ideal for getting that idea across, and for sharpening the skill of thinking outside of other boxes.
Content: Rated G.
Medium: A single page of instructions for a physical game. Use an ordinary set of tumbling tower blocks which are best known under the brand name Jenga.
Length: Many days.
About: "A long form, real time, tumbling tower solo game."
Queer themes: Questioning. Nonbinary. Gender.
Vibe: Productive.
Content: Rated G.
Medium: Mini zine.
About the basics of what it means to be genderfluid.
Medium: Each of the emoji in this set has a cartoon purple penguin holding a heart that has a pride flag design on it.
Relevance: The flags in this set include agender, genderqueer, genderfluid, nonbinary, and transgender.
Content: Rated G.
Medium: A computer game created with Bitsy. It runs in your browser.
Duration: Two minutes.
About: A nonbinary couple has a date. They spend a day lying on a picnic blanket, watching the clouds.
Vibe: Cute, peaceful, calm, cozy, silly, wistful.
Content: Rated G.
Medium: Computer game. A few minutes long. One play through will be enough.
Queer themes: Nonbinary protagonist. Inspired by the beginning of the Pokémon game where the professor asks if you're a boy or a girl.
Content: Rated PG.
Medium: A visual novel created in Ren'py. There are a few meaningful choices, so you can replay to see other events. The ending gives a percentage of how much of the script you've unlocked.
About: This is the story of Casbah's first week living with their partner Marta... in an abandoned morgue.
Queer themes: You and your partner are both nonbinary.
Vibe: Very queer and punk. Tough as well as cozy. They love each other so much. I teared up a few times.
Content: Rated G.
Medium: Zine.
About: A primer about what it means to be nonbinary, as well as a personal zine for introducing this to the author's friends.
Content: Rated G.
Medium: Comic book zine. Full color.
About: The author's experiences of being genderfluid and pansexual.
Vibe: Friendly explanations. Finding belonging.
Content: Rated R, 18+. Content warning on page 1 for non-sexual nudity and needles.
Medium: Zine.
Relevance: The piece on the first page is by a trans mtx person about medical transition.
Content: Rated PG-13.
Medium: Full color magazine.
About: An anthology about testosterone (T), from authors of many genders. Some of the things in this issue:
Content: Rated PG-13.
Medium: Full color magazine.
About: An anthology about testosterone (T), from authors of many genders. One of the things in this issue that is relevant to this collection is a piece by a nonbinary person about aer experiences taking T gel, though ae doesn't consider aerself to be transmasculine, and how the stereotypes about T and estrogen are bioessentialist fallacies.
Vibe: Body positive. Rethinking common beliefs and stereotypes. Righteous anger about having been wronged.
Content: Rated R, 18+. Explicit sex advice, with illustrations. Safe, sensible, and consensual.
Medium: Book. Zine. 18 pages long, with covers.
About: "This zine is about how trans bodies are beautiful. This zine is about the myriad ways you can love (and fuck) with your trans body. Yourself, others, the whole deal!"
Queer themes: This has sex advice for trans women, trans men, nonbinary people, and their partners.
Content: Rated PG. Specific content warnings are in the front of the book.
Medium: Book. Fantasy novel.
Story: A company invented cleaner sources of power for the city. Why is someone stealing them? Because she discovered that the power comes from the stolen souls of witches like herself. She can't safely come forward with this information yet, and a police officer is hot on her trail.
Queer themes: Pretty much every character has one or another queer identity. Its focus is on characters who are genderfluid or on the asexual spectrum, and how they have feelings for one another.
Content: Rated G.
Medium: "A set of phone wallpapers for pride month! Featuring two charismatic fox species, PLUS a layered .PSD so you can create a version with the flag (or other color scheme) of your choice + your fox OC. You can even replace the fox with a totally different animal :3"
Relevance: The most relevant designs in this creation come from the flags for agender, bigender, genderfluid, genderqueer, and xenogender.
Content: Rated G.
Medium: A custom emoji pack for using on Mastodon, Discord, or Signal. These are cartoon octopi in the colors of various pride flags. There is a blank one that you can fill in with your own colors.
Relevant flags: agender, genderqueer, nonbinary, and transgender.
Content: Rated G.
Medium: A custom emoji pack for using on Mastodon. Each design has a pigeon holding a heart with a pride flag design on it.
Relevant flags: agender, genderfluid, genderqueer, nonbinary, and rainbow.
Medium: "580 flags, in 16 and 32 px format. This pack includes flags from Europe, Asia, Australia, nautical and LGBTQIA+."
Relevant flags: Agender, androgyne, gender neutral, genderfluid, genderqueer, nonbinary, and transgender.
Content: Rated G.
Medium: Pixel art to use in your Twitch stream.
Relevant flags: agender, androgyne, demiboy, demigender, demigirl, genderqueer, transfem, and transmasc.
Content: Rated G.
Medium: Pixel art heart graphics to use in your Twitch streams.
Relevant flags: genderfluid and nonbinary.
Content: Rated G.
Medium: Custom emoji for the chat software Discord. These are in the shape of characters from the computer game Among Us, each in the colors of a pride flag.
Relevant flags: Agender, genderqueer, nonbinary, and transgender.
Content: Rated G.
Medium: Pixel art pride flags. 320x320 pixel GIF animations.
Has these relevant flags: agender, genderfluid, genderqueer, nonbinary, and transgender.
Content: Rated G.
Medium: Custom emoji for Twitch and Discord. Each one is an animal waving a pride flag. Cats, crows, dragons, frogs, pandas, and wolves.
Has these relevant flags: nonbinary and transgender.
Content: Rated G.
Medium: Computer game. Runs in your browser.
Duration: The game continues for as long as you want to play. It doesn't have an ending. You'll probably see all of it in about ten minutes.
About: You are a government worker. At your desk, you receive paperwork and other items. Put each into an appropriate pneumatic tube.
Queer themes: You have to sort everything into either "male" and "female." What do you do with things that aren't either one? This game uses a satirical scenario to poke fun at the gender binary. The more carried away you get with trying to sort everything in the world into one of two categories, the sillier it gets.
Vibe: Humor.
Content: Rated PG for swear words.
Medium: Personal zine. Fully illustrated. Color. Several formats for reading on screen or printing and folding.
About: The author talks about how the punk subculture resonates with hir as a nonbinary person.
Vibe: Fun, loud, energetic.
Content: Rated G.
Medium: Personal zine.
About: The author tells briefly about their experiences and options for taking testosterone.
