Overview
Teaching Gender-Affirming Care is a unique simulation game developed and published by Stanford SOM Educational Technology. This title invites players into the role of a newly hired physician at Rose Way Clinic, a facility striving to become more inclusive for transgender and gender-diverse (TGD) patients. As a visual novel-style training simulation, the game focuses on building relationships and navigating complex clinical scenarios.
Highlights
- The game features a visual novel-style simulation focused on providing gender-affirming care.
- Players will engage with eight TGD patients across eighteen clinical encounters, offering over three hours of gameplay.
- Developed and published by Stanford SOM Educational Technology, it aims to educate on inclusive medical practices.
Who It's For
This game is designed for medical professionals, students, or anyone interested in learning about the intricacies of gender-affirming care. It's particularly relevant for those seeking to understand patient counseling, hormone therapy optimization, and pre-operative care considerations for TGD individuals in a simulated environment.
Game Info
Teaching Gender-Affirming Care is a single-player, 2D simulation game with strong educational and LGBTQ+ themes. It falls under the casual and visual novel genres, offering a narrative-driven experience. The game is free to play and was released on May 28, 2026. While it includes multiplayer and Steam Achievements, the core experience is a solo educational journey.
