The game is a straightforward action-adventure retelling of Greek mythology where the player character Fenyx rescues and restores transformed gods. Character creation allows selection of masculine or feminine body types, voices, and appearances with pronouns (he/him or she/her) determined by voice choice; options are not fully gender-locked but remain strictly binary with no non-binary or fluid identity mechanics. The story draws lightly on mythology's fluid sexuality through narrator Zeus (described as bisexual in some commentary) and a subplot where Zeus learns acceptance of his children's flawed personalities, framed as a message of tolerance.

No player romance system exists, no central LGBTQ+ characters or relationships anchor the plot, and no established characters are race- or gender-swapped. Ubisoft's broader corporate DEI commitments existed at the time but show no specific activist intent, consultancy involvement, or narrative mandates tied to this title. Audience reception shows no notable backlash or score gaps, with user scores remaining solid and uncontroversial. These elements align with organic mythological source material rather than contemporary identity politics or systemic critiques.