The choice of whether or not to play a game should be based on the game, not the creator's political stance. It's silly to avoid a good game just because its author has disagreeable beliefs.

Andrew Gleeson, the author of Antichamber, is on this list. But buying and playing Antichamber is not supporting anti-Gamergate. Buying and playing Antichamber is supporting Antichamber.

Can you imagine a world where Democrats could not play games made by Republicans, and vice-versa?

From what I know of the situation, she doesn't know much about what Gamergate is, likely given an article and that's it.

Ironically she's the lead animator for Skullgirls, the game that drew feminist ire for its art style. I can't really imagine any other situation being plausible. She does not represent the entire Skullgirls team either, so don't hesitate to buy it if you like it because Skullgirls is the best game ever.