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* In ''VideoGame/AITheSomniumFiles,'' Renju Okiura is initially introduced as the ex-husband of the game's first victim, a woman named Shoko Nadami. The two were married for around eight years and have been divorced for the past four, and the two had one daughter, Mizuki. However: [[spoiler: It's later shown that their marriage was deeply troubled, with both being emotionally distant from both each other and their daughter, with Shoko being downright [[AbusiveParents abusive.]] Both were independently wealthy prior to their marriage, which, coupled with their lack of devotion to each other, suggests the possibility that their marriage may have been about [[ArrangedMarriage business]] or [[MarriageOfConvenience convenience]] rather than one that was ever built on love. Meanwhile, post-divorce, Renju is shown to have entered into an unambiguous (and, from what little is seen of it, genuinely happy) relationship with the male computer scientist Pewter. Thus, the ambiguity ultimately ends up falling on the side of whether or not Renju ever experienced ''opposite-sex attraction'' instead of same-sex attraction.]]
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* ''VideoGame/FireEmblemEngage'': has Nel, a character introduced in the [[DownloadableContent Fell Xenologue DLC]]. Nel was in love with the Alear of her world before the latter died fighting that world's Sombron, and can gradually develop feelings for [[PlayerCharacter the main universe's Alear]], who is of the opposite gender.
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* ''VideoGame/FireEmblemEngage'': has ''VideoGame/FireEmblemEngage'':
** Once she switches to the good side, Ivy appears particularly more smitten with Alear than most people do, though the trope can be played straight only if Alear is female. In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemHeroes,'' however, the ambiguousness becomes more ambiguous since Ivy hails from the world where her Alear is female and displays no less of a need to have Alear for all for herself (and says so under her breath when she couldn't arrive at Askr sooner than Alear did).
** Nel, a character introduced in the [[DownloadableContent Fell Xenologue DLC]]. Nel was in love with the Alear of her world before the latter died fighting that world's Sombron, and can gradually develop feelings for [[PlayerCharacter the main universe's Alear]], who is of the opposite gender.
** Once she switches to the good side, Ivy appears particularly more smitten with Alear than most people do, though the trope can be played straight only if Alear is female. In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemHeroes,'' however, the ambiguousness becomes more ambiguous since Ivy hails from the world where her Alear is female and displays no less of a need to have Alear for all for herself (and says so under her breath when she couldn't arrive at Askr sooner than Alear did).
** Nel, a character introduced in the [[DownloadableContent Fell Xenologue DLC]]. Nel was in love with the Alear of her world before the latter died fighting that world's Sombron, and can gradually develop feelings for [[PlayerCharacter the main universe's Alear]], who is of the opposite gender.
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** Made even less ambiguous with Three Hopes as he falls for Yuri due to DudeLooksLikeALady but when informed of the truth he doesn't skip a beat in admitting he's fine with that.
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** Trevor Phillips in ''VideoGameGrandTheftAutoV'' is shown to be a DepravedBisexual but also conflicted about admitting having any romantic feelings for men.
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** Trevor Phillips in ''VideoGameGrandTheftAutoV'' ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoV'' is shown to be a DepravedBisexual but also conflicted about admitting having any romantic feelings for men.
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* Pops up a lot in the ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAuto'' series
** Cross-franchise recurring character Lazlow is implied to be either a closeted gay man, a CampStraight sex pest, or most likely, just a DepravedBisexual.
** In ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIII'', Maria Latore and Asuka Kasen are in a relationship, but also flirt with Claude at different points.
** In ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoSanAndreas'' CJ can date several women, but in the local multiplayer mode, can kiss the NPC the other player controls, which can be a man, and after helping OG Loc get revenge on a guy Loc was in an ambiguous relationship with in prison, CJ comments "Hey, I like a nice mustache myself" which can be seen as either GayBravado or a CassandraTruth.
** Trevor Phillips in ''VideoGameGrandTheftAutoV'' is shown to be a DepravedBisexual but also conflicted about admitting having any romantic feelings for men.
** Cross-franchise recurring character Lazlow is implied to be either a closeted gay man, a CampStraight sex pest, or most likely, just a DepravedBisexual.
** In ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIII'', Maria Latore and Asuka Kasen are in a relationship, but also flirt with Claude at different points.
** In ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoSanAndreas'' CJ can date several women, but in the local multiplayer mode, can kiss the NPC the other player controls, which can be a man, and after helping OG Loc get revenge on a guy Loc was in an ambiguous relationship with in prison, CJ comments "Hey, I like a nice mustache myself" which can be seen as either GayBravado or a CassandraTruth.
** Trevor Phillips in ''VideoGameGrandTheftAutoV'' is shown to be a DepravedBisexual but also conflicted about admitting having any romantic feelings for men.
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*** Lysithea only has explicitly romantic endings with men in ''Three Houses'' but she calls Leonie her perfect husband in one of their support conversations. Moreover, in ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemWarriorsThreeHopes Three Hopes]]'' she gets very flustered and [[LuminescentBlush noticeably blushes]] when she gets a compliment from female Shez during one of their support conversations.
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*** Lysithea only has explicitly romantic endings with men in ''Three Houses'' but but, in the Japanese version of the game, she calls Leonie her perfect husband in one of their support conversations. Moreover, in ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemWarriorsThreeHopes Three Hopes]]'' she gets very flustered and [[LuminescentBlush noticeably blushes]] when she gets a compliment from female Shez during one of their support conversations.
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*** Lysithea only has explicitly romantic endings with men in ''Three Houses'' but she calls Leonie her perfect husband in one of their support conversations. Moreover, in ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHopes Three Hopes]]'' she gets very flustered and [[LuminescentBlush noticeably blushes]] when she gets a compliment from female Shez during one of their support conversations.
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*** Lysithea only has explicitly romantic endings with men in ''Three Houses'' but she calls Leonie her perfect husband in one of their support conversations. Moreover, in ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHopes ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemWarriorsThreeHopes Three Hopes]]'' she gets very flustered and [[LuminescentBlush noticeably blushes]] when she gets a compliment from female Shez during one of their support conversations.
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*** Lysithea only has explicitly romantic endings with men in ''Three Houses'' but she calls Leonie her perfect husband in one of their support conversations. Moreover, in ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHopes Three Hopes]]'' she gets very flustered and [[LuminescentBlush noticeably blushes]] when she gets a compliment from female Shez during one of their support conversations.
