The story revolves around traditional RPG tropes: choosing from eight protagonists to explore a world threatened by a catastrophic eclipse (Morastrum) that kills newborns every 300 years, recruiting a party to seal abyss gates and defeat elemental devils. Characters are archetypal fantasy figures—warriors like Katarina, thieves like Julian, nobles like Mikhail—with no race/gender-swapping, LGBTQ+ representation as focal points, pronoun usage, identity exploration, or critiques of traditional norms. Minor localization changes in the remaster, such as replacing bloodstains with claw marks, removing a torture room, and toning down profanity in one rant, are standard for global releases and do not introduce social justice messaging, forced diversity, or modern politics.

No involvement from DEI consultancies like Sweet Baby Inc., no developer statements emphasizing activism or inclusion mandates for this title, and no controversies around casting, narrative rewrites, or character designs. Reception is solidly positive (OpenCritic 75/100 from critics, user scores comparable with no gaps), with complaints limited to translation accuracy rather than ideological content. Player sentiment on forums and searches shows appreciation for its non-linear exploration and unique mechanics, free from any 'woke' backlash. This is a refreshing example of pure, unadulterated entertainment focused on adventure and gameplay innovation.