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This is very much a Christian game.
In the first game there was a DLC in which Johanka, the most virtuous character in the game recieves a vision from the Virgin Mary. Throughout the main game while everyone else is squabbling about politics, refugees, worldy problems Johanka gets stuck in to helping others. Throughout the game she tries to teach Henry about the love of God and how we must love our neighbor in the same way.
Her Character is very much cut from the lives of Real Catholic saints. This is a game in which right and wrong is COMPLETELY rooted in the Christian world-view however you are free to choose which path to go down and all the consequences that follow
Bro they made HANS GAY. so yes, they are in fact endorsing it. Or do you imagine Warhorse wants the audience to alienate hans?
And yet it is very easy for Johanka to get falsely punished for her beliefs by the church, I think the game is intentionally written to be agnostic, you can see god if you want, or as I do, you can see only flawed humans attempting to follow gods plan (or not even trying for some) in whatever ways their fallible minds seem appropriate.
This is not like that. Hans like many men and women throughout all era's engages in sinful hedonistic behavior from time to time. The game doesn't encourage this and in fact exposes it for all it's emptiness. It did the same in the first game. If you were someone wanting LGBTQI+ acts promoted the LAST thing you would want is it trivialized for the purpose of exposing it as a hedonistic choice that is in no way encouraged
If the gay choice was only a side character or prostitute then I would agree with you.
Many Saints were promptly punished before being believed. ST Joan of Arc was even accused of heresy and burnt at the stake before this was overturned years later. The BEST ending is where Johanka is believed for her the Virgin Mary having appeared to her therefore in no way agnostic.
This game isn't agnostic just as it isn't relativistic. It's constantly exposes moral relativism as being driven by nothing more than human ego which leads man down the same path of division, violence and hatred
i really don't think this is a christian game lol its just a game based on a realistic Depiction of that time ( 15th century ) . there a bunch of quest in the first one literally being and doing stuff again the church. the fact that there peoples talking about sin and jesus christ and wtv doesn't mean its a christian game lol.