Make the message
part of the world.
Explore a considered in-game symbol, an awareness moment, or a link to mental health information. Give the message context and a clear next step.
Discuss a game collaborationSemicolon Play
Connection already happens here.
Let’s make room for mental health, too.
Semicolon Play invites developers, creators, and gaming communities to bring the message “your story isn’t over” into the spaces people already share.
Play. Connect. Continue.
Your story
isn’t over.
Meet people where they connect
Games and streams are places where people spend time together, build friendships, and find a sense of belonging. Mental health is part of those lives, even when it isn’t part of the conversation.
A familiar symbol can be an opening. A thoughtful message can point toward information. A community can make room for people to say they’re having a hard time.
Semicolon Play brings that intention to gaming: recognition, a clearer path to resources, and an invitation to look out for one another.
A familiar message. A different setting.
The semicolon has appeared in Apex Legends as a suicide awareness badge, bringing the symbol into a place where players already connect.
That recognition is a starting point: an opportunity to talk about mental health and make resources easier to find.
Explore the story in our historyBuild something meaningful together
These are starting points for a conversation with us. The right collaboration should fit your community and give people somewhere useful to go next.
Explore a considered in-game symbol, an awareness moment, or a link to mental health information. Give the message context and a clear next step.
Discuss a game collaborationExplore a stream or creative project that introduces the message, shares reliable resources, and lets people engage without telling their own story.
Discuss a creator ideaExplore a community awareness event or a shared moment around World Semicolon Day. Keep the invitation welcoming and the route to resources visible.
Explore World Semicolon DayA good idea starts with a conversation
You don’t need a finished campaign. Bring an idea, a question, or a community you care about.
Talk with Project SemicolonA useful first introduction
Your game, channel, studio, or community—and who spends time there.
A symbol, stream, awareness event, or another way to bring people into the conversation.
How the idea could connect people with information, community, or support.
Start with mental health information and a clear link to support.
Before we begin
No. The invitation includes independent developers, creators, teams, and gaming communities. Reach out to discuss what may fit your idea and our mission.
Please contact us before presenting an event, campaign, or product as an official collaboration. We can discuss the idea, permissions, and next steps together.
No. Semicolon Play focuses on awareness and connecting people with information and resources. A game, stream, or community event does not provide clinical care.
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