Conspiracy Theories About Myself is an autobiographical game about self-acceptance, social anxiety and being trans. In CTAM, everyone is staring at you and you must make it home from the laundromat without crying.

It is a cooperative game intended for two players, in which each player controls one eye. (It can also be played by one talented multitasker.) Average playing time is 10-20 minutes.

Conspiracy Theories About Myself was commissioned for Death by Audio Arcade's custom-build arcade cabinet, DreamboxXx, which is permanently housed at The Dreamhouse, a queer community space, in Queens, NYC.  It also features the work of 8 other NYC based queer game devs.

Read more at:

• Gothamist: "Step Inside The Dreamhouse, Where DIY Arcade Games Meet Queer Culture"
• Tired of Mario World? Enter the Queer Matrixxx With Some LGBTQ Video Game Designers

100% of all proceeds from Conspiracy Theories About Myself go to supporting Sylvia Rivera Law Project & Make the Road NY.

 Photo courtesy of Walter Wlodarczyk

CTAM being shown at the Smithsonian American Art Museum

Game and original assets (except music) are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0.  (source) 

Music is ⓒ Visager 2018.