Are you a fan of PS4 gaming? Are you also a single lesbian who is seeking a partner? You can easily combine both passions! All you have to do is sign up for a suitable online dating outlet. If you join a lesbian hookup website, you can browse through as many profiles of prospective partners as you wish. With digital matchmaking these days, the pool of potential talent is so diverse, that you’ll be bowled over by the possibilities. You’re bound to find a gay PS4 fanatic you like the look of. What next? Arrange a gaming date! To inspire, here are five LGBT-friendly PS4 titles.

Gone Home

This is a wonderful PS4 game to kick-start your special date night. Since being released for the PlayStation platform in 2014, it has garnered heaps of praise for its artistic merit. Gone Home is a gloriously eye-catching experience that elevates it from so many tired, flashy competitors. Players assume the role of the main protagonist, Katie, from a first-person point-of-view. At face value, there seems little to captivate. You shift around the interior of a house, searching for clues to progress to different parts of this intriguing environment. But while there are no lurking zombies, you will quickly become drawn into the possibilities to unlock secrets.

Dream Daddy: A Dad Dating Simulator

What could be more LGBT-friendly than a PS4 game designed to allow you to choose from various single dads to partner with? Here you have a choice of seven different characters, ranging from Mat, an easy-going musician and proprietor of a coffee shop, to Hugo, a bookworm; Robert, an enigmatic loner, to a married youth minister at your local church. While shoot-em-ups are always entertaining, there’s something so addictive about getting involved in what could be described as far more down-to-earth and identifiable activities.

Mass Effect: Andromeda

In complete contrast to either of the opening suggestions, Andromeda plunges you into an imaginatively-realised futuristic landscape. You and your partner can take control of your characters from the third-person perspective. The universe you will inhabit is a feast for the senses, as you head off to colonize distant worlds in ‘sleeper spacecraft,’ containing four races of 20,000 citizens, primed to populate exciting new worlds. With enthralling sub-plot, vivid characters, and combat situations, not to mention elements of artificial intelligence and mind implants, there is so much to explore in this LGBT-friendly universe.

Life Is Strange

Have you heard the concept of the ‘butterfly effect’? This is where seemingly random actions can have a far-reaching impact on the way life progresses. Imagine if you could rewind to those pivotal moments whenever you wanted! Focusing on Max Caulfield, a teenage photography student, you can make choices throughout the narrative that will cause the game to spin off in exciting new directions. There can be an environmental edge to these alternatives, adding a topical element. A character rather than an activity-driven game can become so much more alluring.

Night In The Woods

You’ll need to take turns playing this single-player adventure game for the PS4, but you’ll soon be drawn into the world of a college dropout returning to her hometown. Here, she comes across previously unimagined changes, with a background soundtrack that is always perfect for enhancing the storyline. The main protagonist, Mae, finds economic stagnation when she visits her former haunts. But even more thrillingly, she witnesses an abduction at the local town’s Halloween Festival, opening up many possibilities for an intriguing exploration of the secrets lurking beneath the surface of the once-familiar but now threatening terrain.