Death Stranding is up there. A game that is so fucking clear about being pro-immigration, anti-war and just connecting with your fellow person. It is always in my mind.
Alan Wake and its musings on stories and art were sorta fundamental to my attempts to get into writing.
World of Warcraft is a game I've sorta shared my life with, ever since playing it back in Vanilla with my dad when I was seven. I definitely appreciate that. I wouldn't be able to type this fast without it
I appreciate anything I'm playing in the moment, really. A bit of a trite answer, but seeing the systems and narrative crafted by an experience is fascinating to me, as well as the ways the game is developed. This is why Cian is the best, she knows all that stuff :D

My inspiration, huh? Well, my brain never stops. It's always doing something with the little characters I've made up (or friends' characters). I want to see those little freaks in situations!
More broadly, I want to write stories that I wish I could have read years ago. I'm very self-indulgent.
I read Dreadnought (A book about a trans superhero by April Daniels) and I sobbed through it. It was the first time I had really, truly connected to a character I was reading about. I want to do more of that. I want to write about trans women and lesbians and even if terrible things are happening to them or they're having a hard time, folks out there can connect to them, can see people like themselves.
And thank you! I will definitely be writing more!