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ESG Detected

ESG is manipulation under the guise of "doing good for the world" often to attract money from investors, nonprofits, and governments. DEI is a system of discrimination that is used to satisfy ESG goals.

This is an informational group for discussing video games and companies in which ESG / DEI influence their production and operation.

This group is purely for informational purposes and is NOT for debating, harassing, etc. Information only.

Detected ESG / DEI consultants, activists, and companies include the following:
- Actezero
- Activision Blizzard
- Altered Gene
- Anita Sarkeesian
- Anna Megill
- Antimatter Games
- Astral Clocktower Studios
- Auroch Digital
- Avalanche Studios Group (Avalanche Studios, Expansive Worlds, Systemic Reaction)
- Bandai Namco Entertainment
- Bearhammer Games
- Big Blue Sky Games
- Bithell Games
- Black Girl Gamers
- Blazing Griffin
- Blue Wizard Digital
- Brand New Whatever
- Bungie
- CCP
- Changingday
- Cliffhanger Games
- Coatsink
- Cold Iron Studios
- Creative Assembly
- Curve Games (AKA Curve Digital)
- Dambuster Studios
- Dani Lalonders
- Deck13
- Devolver Digital
- DONTNOD Entertainment
- Dovetail Games
- DPS Games (previously known as Wargaming UK)
- Dream Harvest
- Fabrik Games
- Firesprite
- Fishlabs
- Focus Entertainment
- Futurlab
- GaymerX
- Gearbox
- Girl Geek Academy
- Hangar 13
- Hardlight
- Hazel Monforton
- Hi-Rez Studios
- Hit Detection
- Huey Games
- Insomniac Games
- Iron Galaxy Studios
- Italic Pig
- James Mendez Hodes
- Jason Kapalka
- Jes Negron / RETCON Games
- Katrina Leonoudakis
- Kepler Interactive
- Lab42
- League of Geeks
- Lightbulb Crew
- Lunaris Games
- Martian Brothel
- Marvelous
- Mary Kenney
- Maze Theory
- Midboss
- Mooneye Studios
- Motion Twin
- nDreams
- Netspeak Games
- Paper Flower Games
- Payload Studios
- Phoenix Labs
- Playtonic Games
- RainyGames
- Raise the Game
- Rare
- Raw Fury
- Ripstone
- Roll7
- Secret Mode
- SEGA
- Sharkmob
- Silverstring Media
- Sketchbook Games
- Snap Finger Click
- Soft Chaos
- Sony Interactive Entertainment
- Spilt Milk Studios
- Sports Interactive
- Square Enix
- State of Play
- Stonemaier Games
- Streum On Studio
- Stumbling Cat
- Sumo Digital
- Sweet Baby, Inc.
- Tanya DePass
- The Chinese Room
- Ubisoft
- ustwo games
- Veritable Joy Studios
- Warner Bros. Discovery
- Whitethorn Games
- Wings
- Yangyang Mobile
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"ESG is manipulation under the guise of "doing good for the world" often to attract investor money. DEI is a system of discrimination that is used to satisfy ESG goals. These video game companies employ ESG & DEI."

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White ⁧⁧Wolf 19 Apr @ 6:16am

Keep in mind that there are basically endless games out there(many more than you can properly play in a lifetime), so ignoring the 1% or less that are DEI/ESG infected shouldn't be a problem.

White ⁧⁧Wolf 19 Apr @ 6:14am

If you didn't know, you can go to a company's curator page, click the gear icon on the right and 'ignore this creator'. Then, if a game happened to leave the company(usually because they are self-publishing and don't want anything to do with the parent company anymore), the game will automatically show up again. It's a great system.

White ⁧⁧Wolf 19 Apr @ 6:13am

Almost all old games are not included though. Besides, you as the player have the choice to ignore certain titles one by one or a company as a whole(which is what I have personally done, as I'm not supporting DEI/ESG etc.).

Arch 19 Apr @ 3:22am

Not that many games are possible to get phisical for years, most of them have only digital versions. Ditching old games of companies that went ESG would limit games and studios by like a 70-80% of total. For example Sony, there is hundreds game published by them in last 25 years. This is pure copium.

White ⁧⁧Wolf 18 Apr @ 9:00am

I understand what you mean, but why would you willingly give ESG companies your money? You can get them through other means if you really want them, like buying used copies outside of Steam, to name one example.

Arch 12 Apr @ 1:36pm

Take the example of Arkane studio, Arx, Dark Messiah and first Dishonored where good till they changed most of the team.

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