BL is one of those games I would have loved to like. It sounds and looks good, but the actual game plays wasn't really my liking. It really didn't work well as a strategy game and as an action game it also felt bit flat.

But as war content goes, I didn't notice anything shocking during my short lived play sessions. Definetly milder than your average rap video in terms of profanity and nudity.

Ah, but is it milder than Christian rock?

I haven't completed the game yet, so I don't know what may show up later, but from what I've seen so far, it's actually not particularly dirty. It's quite bloody and full of foul language, although both of those things can be censored.

The main problem I see, if your parents are "hardcore Christians", is that the game is filled with visuals which they would probably consider pagan and/or outright satanic. Basically, it's the essence of 70s and 80s heavy metal music, re-imagined as a game.

Mmm, this might be a problem...

More like anglo-saxon countries. Poland is fairly conservative and nobody had problem with The Witcher for example.

If you look where I came from it's an Asian country. Most Asian countries are pretty conservative even though they missed several smaller stuff like video games because the old politicians don't have a clue or don't care at all.

Going by Japanese and Korean games I would say that Asian conservatism doesn't extend to video games.

Please don't lump us Asians into a generalization/stereotype. Asians are pretty varied. Also you're talking about East Asians. I'm from South East Asia region. Even half of Russia is Asia.

"Partial nudity"? As in, Jack Black showing his manboobs?

Just like during WWII? Oh, right, the Germany was first on the scene :P

(badum, tsss)

Ahahaha I did nazi that one coming!

*Dragged out by the pun police*

Odd, I do not recall any nudity in brutal legend.

Partial Nudity. That probably means some character shows cleavage.

You see, I don't think you can call America a conservative county as you can't really call America a country at all, its a very close union of over 50 countries and the moral compass varies wildly from New York to Utah to Texas to California but despite that range, the USA seems to be holding itself together much better than my own collection of countries with Scotland threatening a divorce at the moment!

I get why Germany is twitchy about computer games, especially the whole swastika thing but Australia always seems a bit random - they've got a rep for being laid back and not given to mollycoddling after all, I guess they're just beating up on the geeks because we secretly scare them or something!