• Dust An Elysian Tail: as the game was developed by a devout Christian couple, it has a significant amount of religious messages such as redemption, forgiveness and even hints to reincarnation. The main characters combat against the genocidal tyrant whose views are comparable to the German Nazism and Japanese Militarism. In addition, the main developer personally thanks God Himself in the final credits of the game, calling him "everloving". It is worth noting that the game may scare away some conservatives with its (albeit very high-quality) furry art style, even though the developers themselves are not part of the infamous furry community. | • Dust An Elysian Tail: as the game was developed by a devout Christian couple, it has a significant amount of religious messages such as redemption, forgiveness and even hints to reincarnation. The main characters combat against the genocidal tyrant whose views are comparable to the German Nazism and Japanese Militarism. In addition, the main developer personally thanks God Himself in the final credits of the game, calling him "everloving". It is worth noting that the game may scare away some conservatives with its (albeit very high-quality) furry art style, even though the developers themselves are not part of the infamous furry community. |