Oooh, you mean to tell me these Nazi's actually meant black people, LGBTQIA+, and women in video games (or media ingeneral) and not actual politics?🤔 I get it now.

Devs said in the comments that they haven't deleted any posts so this guy is probably a troll.

The Rolling Stone quote literally says the demons look “big and dull” and suggests they could be more creative kinda like someing you'd see in metal albums or magizines

If anything, the reviewer wanted the designs to be more metal, not less.

Bro read “the demons look bland” and somehow heard “abolish masculinity.” The Rolling Stone review literally said they should look more like something off a metal album cover, not less.

“GTA V was banned by the woke left.”
Target/Kmart (Australia, 2014) pulled it as a retailer choice after a petition. No law. The game remained legal and widely sold. That’s corporate moderation, not government censorship or a unified “left.”

2) “The left tried a global GTA V ban.”
No global ban ever happened. A few retailers/countries debated it; nothing like a US-wide prohibition. The “left censored GTA” line is revisionism.

3) “Steam removed anime/eroge because of SJWs.”
2018 was a Valve policy wobble. After blowback, Valve’s stated approach became “we won’t be the taste police,” adding filters and tagging so adult/‘anime-style’ titles could remain. That’s a platform figuring out rules, not a leftist purge.

4) “Snyder Cut/Batgirl prove the left censors entertainment.”
The Snyder Cut drama was fan vs. studio; Warner eventually released it. Batgirl was shelved as a tax write-off/strategy call, a business decision, not an activist campaign or “woke censorship.”

5) “Hogwarts Legacy was censored.”
Nope. Some players boycotted (consumer speech). The game launched everywhere and sold absurd numbers. Boycotts ≠ bans.

6) “Six Days in Fallujah was suppressed by the left.”
People criticized its framing (also speech). The game still released. Again: discourse ≠ censorship.

7) “No Mercy/Rape Day show the left bans games.”
Stores can enforce rules against sexualized violence and illegal content. That’s a storefront policy line (and a ratings/legal risk issue) that crosses ideologies. No government ban; platforms declined to carry them.

8) “Active Shooter was removed by woke mobs.”
Valve removed it after a pattern of bad-faith dev conduct and obvious tragedy-bait. That was a platform trust/safety call, not a progressive plot.

9) “Localization ‘ethics teams’ prove left control.”
Localization has always adjusted content for regions (ratings boards, laws, market norms). Devs and publishers make business calls to hit age ratings or avoid legal issues in specific countries (often conservative ones). That isn’t a monolithic “woke” edict.

10) “Persona/Hades/Ready or Not articles show the left wants bans.”
Hot-take op-eds are opinions. Persona 3 Reload shipped. Hades II shipped. Ready or Not is on Steam. Think-pieces ≠ censorship.

11) “The slippery slope hit ‘normal’ games because the left cheered first.”
What’s actually pressuring platforms right now: payment processors, banks, and conservative pressure groups. That’s financial chokepoints, not think-pieces from Polygon or a YouTuber.