Games with lesbian content?

[Dango]

Japanese porn games should have their fair share of lesbians.

I'm surprised this wasn't the first response, and it's also my answer.

 

[WindKnight]

Long Live the Queen has the potential for three different lesbian options, though the one that reportedly (not found this one myself) mixes in elements of BSDM has some unfortunate implications as it only kicks in if the game considers you to be 'cruel', unless I'm misreading the information I've found.

There's nothing explicit in the game itself, but the epilogues make clear that while you need to have a husband for providing an heir and appearances sake, your lady love is the one that means most to you.

 

[MeChaNiZ3D]

Dragon's Dogma, which I hate because it's more out of laziness and poor storytelling than intention.

 

[TakerFoxx]

Well, there's Knights of the Old Republic, where one of your female party members only expresses feelings for you if you're also female. I haven't actually gone that route, so I don't know if you can return them though.

 

[Olas]

There's always Skyrim. Of course calling the marriages in that game "relationships" is a bit of an oxymoron, but I did appreciate that you were essentially allowed to construct the romances entirely in your head(my lady vampire lord and Lydia had such a lovely courtship).

As far as I'm concerned the relationships in that game are a joke. I once accidentally agreed to get married to a random guy I had just met over a misinterpretation of his wording. He said he was interested in me, asked if I was interested in him, and I said yes because I wanted to know who he was, suddenly he was telling me to arrange our wedding. I didn't even realize my character was gay until then.

To use an old meme, it's still a better love story than Twilight.

OT: The only one I can think of that hasn't been mentioned is Depression Quest. It's more of an interactive story than a game, though it was green-lit on Steam.

 

[DeimosMasque]

Well, it depends on how you want to qualify things. "Lightning Warrior Raidy" (both games) for example are almost non-stop lesbian kink, with an occasional heterosexual scene to mix things up.

Love that game and it's sequel, despite the kink still a fun little RPG.

Outside of porn, one little known title that comes to mind is "Loren: Amazon Princess". Loren herself is a lesbian. There are also romance options for all gender possibilities (man on man, girl on girl, hetero) somewhere in the game. Your character can be either male or female which means the game can have a lesbian relationship in focus if you want there to be. That said there is very little in the way of "action" despite the title being made by Winter Wolves (which focuses on romance graphic novels mostly, their RPGs represent something of a departure from their normal format), this is also why it's made it onto app-based devices and STEAM. It should be noted that a big part of why I mention this is that Loren is actually the hero of the story, although not the protagonist, your character is pretty much a slave/servant sent to assist her during a quest to rescue her mother which leads to her being exiled from the amazon kingdom at least temporarily. Depending on the choices you wind up making, you can wind up in situations where you say visit the elven kingdom in the woods, and the queen pretty much gives Loren a couple of forest nymphs to have sex with as part of her hospitality (which she indulges off screen) nothing particularly graphic or fan service oriented overall there, the point being that Loren pretty much does her thing (more "Conan" style if Conan was a lesbian than anything) whether you try and romance her or not.

Never heard of this game (looks it up) Okay I need to get this game. I know what I'm purchasing this friday when me paycheck comes through. Thanks for introducing it to me.

 

[BathorysGraveland2]

You don't consider this fan service?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYutBKYooUE
There are plenty of ways they could have worked in her sexual orientation rather than walking in on them and casting a spell that just so happens to require her to make out with the target. You can like fan sevice and have it done well but it's still fan service.

In case you think I'm gong on a sexism or exploiting lesbians tangent I think they do the same with Geralt in a few places though a bit less blatantly.

Games a Thrones has fan service to.

I guess I just think differently about this fan service crap. Anything could be fan service in my mind. Violence can be, fancy swordplay could be as well. Even unnecessarily pretty graphics. I see absolutely no reason why sexual content, even very graphic or slutty, can not have a place in games alongside violence, graphical fidelity and, dare I say it, storylines, mature or otherwise. "Fan service" is thrown around as if it bears some kind of negative stigma, yet the shit that is being classed under that term is not negative in the slightest in my mind.

It's almost as if people get so giddy or uncomfortable about seeing sexual content, and thus ride it off as "fan service". I don't understand nor like it.

 

[Orks da best]

divinity Dragon Commander has some.
One of your general says she's a lesbian, though that can be guess before with some subtle and not so subtle hints.

And its does talk about homosexuality in the moral and political sense, i.e do you allow it or no.

In retrospect it's a very good game in that regard, talking the matter of homosexuality in a not fansevice matter.

Though each of the princess still have huge bosoms.

So take that as you will.

 

[Casadechrisso]

I don't know how explicit you want it to be and whether you like mods or not... as for the amount, there are hundreds of sometimes very pornographic mods for Skyrim and all Bethesda games, all with great graphics and zero story, but there's one story mod for Neverwinter Nights 1 that stands out - A Dance with Rogues. This one is really not for those below 18 and very explicit, but it's very very well written and of high quality. Basically it's one huge female sex fantasy, written by a female, and while it features all sorts of sexual encounters you can choose a woman as you main love interest. Besides that, it even has a good story.

http://nwvault.ign.com/View.php?view=Modules.Detail&id=4869 (requires the base NWN game + Expansions, cheap on GoG etc. )

 

[Visteri]

Guild Wars 2 has two fairly prominent lesbian relationships between NPCs.

One of those relationships is kind of tragic, since one of the women basically fell to the dark side and now she keeps trying to get her ex to join her in being evil. They are both sentient plants who just happen to look like women, though, so it might not really count.

The other one, between two humans, is still in its budding stages and is very cute. They'd better not kill either of them off...

Neither of those relationships are fanservicey, since they treat them like any other romance but with two women instead of a woman and a man. The most they ever show them doing is holding hands. (And it is so cute.)

 

[mecegirl]

It'd be nice to see more gay/lesbian relationships in video games. I'm sort of wanting more out of realistic video games and if you want to convince me about 'immersion' then let's talk about things like that. Like, despite the OP listed a few games with lesbianism- why isn't there relationships that show they're just as normal as straights?

Would be cool if a game like the Last of Us had that sort of gig going on. Not even relationships, but also about touchy subjects. I want to see a game that has it all and we decide how we feel about it. Then again, Fallot: New Vegas had that. Everything I wanted, it pretty much touched on those topics and more.

Its not about lesbians but I thought that Bill was supposed to be gay in the Last of Us. They even had Ellie take one of his gayporn magazines. It also seemed like Bill's partner wasn't just his survival partner.

 

[ColaWarVeteran]

Asellus's story line in SaGa Frontier for the PS1.

 

[Gordon_4_v1legacy]

If you're willing to count (probably unintentional) subtext, I personally got the feeling that Lara Croft in the new Tomb Raider was at the very least attracted to he friend Sam.

As for actual text-level stuff, most of what I know has been said already.

 

[motiff]

Analogue a Hate Story and its sequel Hate Plus. There is a lesbian relationship in the logs you read in both games, and you can take either of the main AIs as your lesbian wife (although nothing explicit happens).

 

[Robot Number V]

it is a trait of her character but the way its presented is very fanservicy.

By all means, explain. I thought the sexual aspects in Witcher 2 was rather well done, all in all, unlike the comedic (but charming) way its done in the first game. Here, it's very Game of Thrones-y.

Actually, (assuming I understand what people mean when they say "fan service", which seems to refer to bits of a fiction that sexually objectify characters. Why it's called "fan service" is beyond me.) I thought Game of Thrones WAS a little fanservice-y at times. Really just the lesbian scenes with Dany. (In the books, not the show)

 

[Ryotknife]

It'd be nice to see more gay/lesbian relationships in video games. I'm sort of wanting more out of realistic video games and if you want to convince me about 'immersion' then let's talk about things like that. Like, despite the OP listed a few games with lesbianism- why isn't there relationships that show they're just as normal as straights?

Would be cool if a game like the Last of Us had that sort of gig going on. Not even relationships, but also about touchy subjects. I want to see a game that has it all and we decide how we feel about it. Then again, Fallot: New Vegas had that. Everything I wanted, it pretty much touched on those topics and more.

Not sure if normal is the word I would use to describe straight relations in video games....

 

[Bara_no_Hime]

There are plenty of ways they could have worked in her sexual orientation rather than walking in on them and casting a spell that just so happens to require her to make out with the target.

To be fair, the spell that happens to require her to make out with her target is a love spell to make the target of the kiss fall in love with her and believe anything she says. Hence the Rose of Remembrance.

The scenes where Geralt keeps walking in on her over and over again is far more fanservicy.

OT:
Final Fantasy 13 has Fang and Vanille. They're a lesbian couple.

Also Saints Row 4... technically. I ship FemBoss and Kinsey. ^^