Bungie has come out in support of abortion access rights, and directed fans to donate to organizations working in the space.

Sony will reportedly match donations its employees make to reproductive rights organizations while preventing them from mentioning their employer.

Texas-based development studio Certain Affinity says it will help staff members who live in states with laws hostile to trans people or aggressive anti-abortion laws.

EA told employees it reserves statements on public issues for when it would "actually have a positive impact."

Ubisoft will reimburse employees who must travel out of state to receive healthcare in the wake of Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization.

Microsoft and ZeniMax Media, the parent company of Bethesda, have seemingly handled abortion and gender-affirming care services completely separately despite the former owning the latter.

Itch.io is currently hosting a new charity bundle featuring over 750 works for $10, with the aim of raising money for abortion funds in the US.