Depiction of queer characters, relationships, and experiences in her games. Exploration of themes such as coming out, homophobia, and the search for community. Often uses games as a platform to share personal stories and raise awareness about LGBTQ+ issues.

Examination of gender identity, dysphoria, and the process of transitioning in games like Dys4ia. Provides an intimate and personal perspective on these experiences, promoting understanding and empathy.

A commitment to creating games that are accessible to a wider audience, including those with disabilities. Designing games with alternative control schemes and customizable difficulty settings. Advocating for inclusivity within the games industry.

Use of games as a medium for self-expression and autobiographical storytelling. Sharing personal experiences, emotions, and struggles through interactive narratives. Creating games that are deeply personal and emotionally resonant.

Pushing the boundaries of traditional game design and challenging established conventions. Experimenting with unconventional mechanics, narratives, and aesthetics. Creating games that are both thought-provoking and unconventional.