Stop being outraged at Cancel Culture until you help address the inequalities and injustices that it stems from.

Earlier this week, the small team of developers for the breakout hit Mordhau, Triternion, came under fire for comments they’d made in an interview with PC Gamer. In that interview, they said there were plans to implement race and sex toggles, allowing those who wanted it to only come across the currently available, default white men models in the game, ignoring people’s own custom-character creations in the future.

The online medieval brawler Mordhau has come under fire due to a community that’s largely been left unchecked and unmoderated by the game’s developer. Look, it’s no secret that every online game will have some part of the community that just “doesn’t get why all games have to be so PC, broooooooooo”. Racism, sexism and just general bigotry are unfortunately …

After numerous claims of hostile work environments, sexism and sexual harassment, Riot Games has taken action against the lawsuits being filed – by preventing employees to take any kind of legal action against the studio. On Friday it was reported by Kotaku that Riot Games made it clear that they would be taking preventative measures against the studio’s staff by …

A few weeks ago, a Kotaku article highlighted a culture of toxicity and misogyny at Riot games, the developer of League of Legends. In a blog post, Riot has said that it wants to do better, highlighting what it calls its “first steps” to combat the status quo.

Firing back at allegations last month, Quantic Dream has denied all instances of toxic behaviour within its studio. And called on the justice system to take action against what they deem a smear campaign.

Detroit: Too Human developers Quantic Dream and its creative director have faced allegations of toxic working environments, racism, sexual harassment and more in three separate reports.

An internally shared manifesto at Google reveals how at least one employee rejects the idea of diversity programs, and highlights a growing problem in Silicon Valley thinking.