Anna Anthropy's first book, Rise of the Videogame Zinesters, was published. This book served as a manifesto for independent game development, advocating for personal and experimental games.

Anna Anthropy released Dys4ia, an autobiographical game exploring her experiences with hormone replacement therapy. This was a pivotal moment, as the game gained widespread attention for its raw and honest portrayal of transgender experiences.

Anna Anthropy released Mighty Jill Off, a freeware game. This marked a significant moment in her career, establishing her as an independent game developer known for creating challenging and unconventional games.