The bisexual heroine of the game can end up with a trans girlfriend.

Utter rubbish. Proudly brandishing a slur against our community in its title, this visual novel is about a man who is surrounded by "uwu cute bois" who cross-dress and try to seduce him.

A very precious little VN about a transgender girl in Japan who goes out to enjoy her best friend's birthday. Contains commentary on Japan's legal and social treatment of trans people.

Contains a playable character who is an effeminate boy that is constantly given feminine clothing to wear. Seems to have hints of being a "trap" to him.

Protagonist is a cis boy who looks and dresses like a girl and goes on dates with lesbians, making this another gross instance of the "trap" trope that damages our community.

Regis's partner, Max Lao, is a trans woman

A minor character, Ned Wynert, is a trans man

While the Guilty Gear games are fantastic fighting games, Bridget is an unfortunate example of the "trap" trope that contributes to transphobic rhetoric. Buy Xrd instead if you want Guilty Gear.

While the main character is not trans, they do mention the posibility of being genderqueer, and when the subject of being trans is brough up, it's treated in a fairly positive and supportive light.

A thrilling, well-written adventure game with the option to play as a non-binary protagonist and containing characters that fall across the gender spectrum.