"God of Heaven: Save 2" Officially refuted the rumor that it was banned in Saudi Arabia: There is no mandatory

2025-02-07 01:46:20|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

Previously, we had reported rumors that "Save 2" was banned in Saudi Arabia for unskippable gay content. As the news spread widely on the Internet, Daniel, now co-founder of War Horse Studios, is now a co-founder of War Horse Studios.Vávra had to post a clarification on social media and reiterated that there was no mandatory DEI content in the game "Nation of Heaven: Save 2".

Daniel Vávra said in a social media post that "Nation of Heaven: Save 2" has no unskippable cutscenes and has never been banned by any country (at least for now). The game has no mandatory DEI content and developers do notIt will force others to do certain things, and no one will force developers to do certain things.And there were gay characters and content in the first generation of "Change: Saving", but it was not mandatory. Players can choose freely without any restraints.

Daniel Vávra later explained why the life of NPCs in "Nation: Save 2" looks more colorful than the previous work. The story of "Nation: Save 2" takes place in Bohemia, one of the richest cities in Europe at that time.All content is in line with the moral and social norms of Bohemia in 1403. These are all for the sake of game plot services, not just to attract modern players.

"Change Kingdom: Save 2" is expected to be released on February 4, and will be available on PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC.

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