#nonviolentgames

Hello to all my Queers and Dears, Streamers and Dreamers, I've got exciting news for you! In case you didn't see, I've set up a fundraising campaign for #TransLifeline! The Trans Community is under active attack from the extreme political right, and we have a responsibility to support them. Not everyone is equipped to be out on the streets protesting--myself included--so this is a great way to show support without compromising your own limits. Plus, you'll be able to unlock some fun rewards, making me do some fun things while streaming!

During this month, I'm continuing to play Deponia on Saturdays 3 to 5 Eastern Time and The Great Ace Attorney 2 on Thursdays 5-7 pm (all in Eastern Time), though sadly my Tuesday streams are on pause as I have a class Tuesday nights. The great news is, by the time I'm free tuesday nights again, the Ghost Trick port/re-release will be out, and we'll certainly get right on that!

Plus, as a bonus for #PrideMonth, on Fridays at 11 am ET, we'll be playing Tell My Why, a game by the original developers of Life is Strange, which stars a twin brother and sister who share a psychic bond-- and the brother is a trans man!

I've also been talking with some Youtubers i really admire who might make it on my stream at some point in the future, but nothings set in stone yet so I don't wanna name them.

Plus, I'm writing up some video essays, and I'm hoping to upload one a month going forward. i've been wanting to do this for quite some time, and I'm really excited to finally get some video essays out there!

I'm really excited for everything to come, and I'm hyped to help out the trans community.

Just as a reminder, alongside my livestreams that you can check out at https://www.twitch.tv/adamplaysagame123

you can ALSO watch recordings of all those streams--including the QR code to contribute to the fundraiser--and all those video essays on my YouTube channel

PC, 1982 onwards / Microsoft, ACES Game Studio

Building on the earliest flight simulators for platforms such as Apple II and the Amiga, Microsoft’s franchise is perhaps the best known amongst aviation fans. Offering increasingly realistic and comprehensive replicas of both various aircraft and their controls, Microsoft Flight Simulator enables wannabe pilots to fly around the world, landing and taking off from many of the world’s airports and airfields. The 1982 original introduced a day and night cycle, variable weather and improved graphics - although they would of course become far less primitive as computer hardware evolved. The series faced uncertainty when its developer closed in 2009, but UK firm Dovetail Games has since bought the licence to create new content for the latest entry, Microsoft Flight Simulator X.