The Skullgirls Steam reviews have become a battleground after a patch removed 'allusions to real-world hate groups,' toned down instances in which younger characters are 'fetishized and/or have sexualization imposed upon them,' and made other changes.
In many cases, the alterations are so minor that they're hard to notice unless pointed out. Some illustrations were tweaked to obscure a character's underwear without substantially changing the sexual content of the scene, for example.
Many of the negative Steam reviews complain that the changes, however small, are a form of censorship, with several invoking the specter of wokeness. A number also note that Skullgirls was crowdfunded, and complain that, whatever the justification for the changes, the game they paid for has been retroactively altered for reasons they don't accept.
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