Catventurer: I only found out about their spreadsheet yesterday when I was on youtube looking for reviews on cozy games, and the related videos feed got filled with videos of people talking about (and against) said spreadsheet... so it's extremely recent for me. Personally, I rather like their spreadsheet just for the fact that if you are specifically looking for games that have a girl protagonist, LGBTQ+ characters, people of color, etc --- these silly boys are doing a lot of the work for you.
Now if only someone with posting access on Steam can go convince them that putting a cat into a game is DEI, it would really really help me out if they waste time checking if games have cats if I can just use their spreadsheet to check if games have cats on them. For now though if a game looks decent and they hate it, I'm willing to consider it.
dtgreene: Have you played Ikenfell yet?
* Girl protagonist, check.
* LGBTQ+ characters, check.
* People of color, check. (Including some party members)
* Cats (which you seem to like), check. (They function as save points for some reason.)
I love that it has accessibility features where you can turn off screen shakes, set the timing mode to auto (to not use it), photosensitivity mode, etc etc. You don't see many games where the developers clearly want everyone who starts the game to be able to finish it. I'm willing to bet that there's no sneaky abelist features color-based or audio puzzles. I find this sort of stuff quite heartwarming such that the presence of cats ends up being a nice bonus.