The Mary Sue’s Top 15 Video Games of 2014 (With Awesome Lady Representation)

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2014 might not have felt like the best year for women in gaming, but in-game, ladies actually had a pretty great time. Check out our list of the fifteen games from the past year with excellent representation—including tons of playable female characters. Call us jerks, but we love that developer response to the vocal anti-lady sect of gamers is to just put more ladies into games. Let’s keep doing these good things in 2015, game devs. Are you following The Mary Sue on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Pinterest, & Google +?


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