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Outstanding Video Game Nominees for the 37th Annual GLAAD Media Awards

This bundle brings together some of the 37th Annual GLAAD Media nominees for Outstanding Video Game. Each game in this bundle was nominated for their inclusive, queer narratives. Please note this bundle is not reflective of all the games nominated. For more information, please visit GLAAD's website for a full list of nominees.

Ambrosia Sky: Act One
Scarabs sample the DNA of the recently-dead in strange, biohazardous scenarios. The job: lay the dead to rest and clean up the potentially contaminated environment in which they died. In Ambrosia Sky, you are a Scarab, but this job is VERY close to home.

The August Before
The August Before is a meditative narrative 3D puzzle about cleaning up, sorting out and packing up your life before moving on. Clean up and don’t forget your old belongings on your way to the new life!

Cabernet
Cabernet is a hand-drawn 2D narrative RPG about the morality, humanism and nihilism. Guide Liza, a newly-turned vampire, through a world of political intrigue, fragile humanity, and the pull of monstrous temptation. Your decisions ripple across lives, loyalties, and the line between human and predator.

Lost Records: Bloom & Rage
Embark on a new narrative journey by the creators of Life is Strange. Film your summer of 1995 and create memories of a lifetime with your new friends. 27 years later, confront the dark secrets that made you all promise to never speak again after that fateful summer.

Old Skies
A time travel adventure spanning two hundred years! Dive into the past with time agent Fia Quinn as she embarks on seven trips through time. History is up for grabs, from the speakeasies of Prohibition to the vicious gangs of the Gilded Age to the World Trade Center on September 10, 2001.

The Roottrees are Dead
Dive into a different kind of mystery, one buried in the pixels of a forgotten web. It’s 1998, and the truth behind the enigmatic Roottree Corporation lies hidden in old forum posts, genealogy databases, and long-abandoned websites. Part mystery, part digital archaeology.