The game goes out of its way to show the struggles of feminists in early 20th century Warsaw. It does feel rather unnecessary and intentional. But at least it remains mostly inoffensive.

Absolutely nothing to complain about. Yes, it's a Japenese game so that's hardly a surprise, but still what's good is good.

Yeah Amanda is a bit of a girl boss. But she is a Ripley, so she gets a pass. No real complaints, it's a game with a minimal cast that keeps its focus outside modern politics.

There is some rather unnecessary diversity present. Not great for a story centered around centuries old vampires. Still, for a Paradox-owned setting, nothing too egregious.

No issues present. This is a 90s throwback with all the crude, juvenile, pre-woke humour of the era intact.

Woke claptrap everywhere. This isn't the Forgotten Realms, this is some weird 21st century California cosplay party. I seriously wouldn't know where to start, it's the exact opposite of inconspicuous.

No issues present. The cast is suitably diverse and not afraid to represent even those it's not fashionable to represent. Many side-characters are colored but that's fair considering the setting.

Black diverse girl boss schools black diverse Spider-Man replacement. Yeah, I can see what you are up to here game. Meanwhile, the only prominent white male present is a despicable villain. Surprise?

Considering the fact this is based on Greek myth there are a few too many people of colour present. It could be taken as a stylistic choice though, considering they are gods.

No issues present. Strong male characters included.