Weighing in on OP: I can play a game from a developer if I disagree with them politically up to a point. I'm pretty much in the center, politically, so I can appreciate both sides. I won't, for instance, avoid playing the follow up to The Vanishing of Ethan Carter because the creative director kinda defended men's rights a bit. You can do that and not be a terrible person IE Joe Rogan. Some dudes are just kinda macho, and/or support the right to live that lifestyle. I feel like masculinity can be toxic, but if someone's genuine identity is being macho/aggressive than it isn't. The world needs badasses and warriors sometimes, and I'm not so feminist that I'm totally against defending masculinity...up to a point.
And if someone identifies more with the far left, I can enjoy their games, even if the developer says in an interview that he or she strongly dislikes all white cis men or something. I had an anthropology professor in college who I got along with and she felt that way (she compared men to roosters and called the entire class primates for slagging off and not keeping up with the classwork and tests) and I kinda admired her for it, TBH haha. As long as someone's heart is in the right place I usually have a difficult time disliking them or what they do.
But if a dev team or game developer drifts into a form of extremism, like going into the white genocide stuff, saying homosexuality is a sin, or that men are "systematically oppressed by SJW" or something, implies that gay sex is synonymous with prison rape, sends death threats, sympathizes with Isis, etc, I tend to not have the stomach to support them or even take a look/listen to their art. Just feels like I'm wasting my time if the person who made it doesn't even want to attempt being a decent human being.
