GLITCHBODIES, is an interactive VR computer game that explores new forms of feminism, LGBTQ+, Drag transformations and intimate sensitive representations of the protagonists and aims to bring them to a wider audience. In GLITCHBODIES, Avatar becomes a collective and politically charged body. Video games have undoubtedly become the most widespread form of entertainment and its impact on representational stereotypes is huge. With ‘‘GLITCHBODIES’’ Rebecca Merlic responds to socio-political factors as well as to the very male-dominated world of video games by creating an interactive digital space, a fluid journey through infinite individual, gender, and realities.

GLITCHBODIES provide a safe platform for non-heteronormative gender positions sharing the notion of queer as political attitude, providing new perspective for the player while celebrating its protagonists with motherly care. Created through collaborations and rituals, ‘‘GLITCHBODIES’’ protagonists are not singular points of views, but they live in connection with each other, they understand themselves as a series of experiences and these successions of relationships constitute their networked identity and collective body, a network made of multitude (bodies, identities) and therefore is free from conventions and constraints (of binary, of hierarchy, of gender) and hence becomes political. And as our boundaries dispersed throughout cyberspace, the very understanding of what is a ‘‘body’’ is in question.