Language/Crude Humor: The language is mild to moderate, including using God’s name in vain. There’s a lesbian couple, and their relationship is depicted as subtle and sweet.ĭrugs/Alcohol Use: There are bars where characters can be seen drinking, and some are drunk or tipsy. And while some characters can be seen in provocative outfits, such as fully bare legs, low-cut tops, or backless dresses, these elements are diminished by their pixelated sprites (with some more detailed exceptions, such as a character on a billboard). Sexual Elements: Though not sexual in nature, nondescript child nudity is shown. Gruesome deaths are referenced in conversation.
Occasionally, non-graphic blood is shown when you attack enemies and there’s some mild body horror. Violence: John’s weapons include a frying pan, bombs, a gun, a flamethrower, and a machine that shoots out cogs. Some supernatural elements are present, such as ghosts, ghost-like apparitions, zombie-like enemies, and seemingly magical energy attacks. In some cities, you can visit locations such as the Buddha Fan or the Wind Shrine. Spiritual Elements: Some villages’ cultures believe in and sacrifice to multiple gods, such as the God of the Mountain or the Wind God. Saying I was pleasantly surprised would be an understatement. I knew it was a retro-style RPG that took place in a post-apocalyptic world, but that was about it. Going into Eastward, I didn’t know what exactly to expect.
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