Gamers Accuse Gothic Remake Developers of Censorship — Sexy Women and Painting Removed from Gomez’s Throne Room
Not everyone has welcomed the new vision for Gothic.
Players recently viewed promotional materials for the Gothic remake, and some raised objections. They pointed out alterations to character designs and to one of the locations.
Judging from the released shots, women in the Gothic remake will be shown in less revealing portrayals.
Members of the community also observed that the ornate painting no longer hangs in Gomez’s throne room — it previously depicted women wearing very little clothing.
User queazy commented that “sexuality is like a canary in a coal mine: if it’s gone [dead], then everything else will be handled [incorrectly].”
Daman_1985 and several others suggested: “let’s allow contemporary audiences to decide whether to purchase this game.”
Source: iXBT.games
Fans Debate Changes in The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time Remake
Activision Explains Use of Shadow Bans in Call of Duty
Study Finds Almost Half of Women Do Not Feel Desired in Gaming Communities
Gameplay Footage of PlayStation Multiplayer Shooter Fairgame$ Leaks Online
Classic Anime Naruto Becomes Free to Stream on YouTube
David Harbour Returning for Violent Night 2
Tasha Named Most Expensive Ace Combat 8 Character Due to Pink Hair
Xbox 360 Exclusive Lost Odyssey Coming to PC After Nearly 20 Years