Upcoming medieval indie game Knight's Path looks pretty good, even if the comparisons to Kingdom Come: Deliverance are tough to set aside. It also hit the headlines yesterday when its social media account answered a query regarding the potential for LGBTQ representation with a rather... erm... interesting little reply.
Well, whatever. You do you. Meanwhile, 1348: Ex Voto is out in two months. It's also set during medieval times - the late Italian medieval period (as evidenced by its title), to be exact - and it is an eminently LGBTQ-centric game. All well and good; whether it features a front-and-center romance or not, and regardless of its context, is generally immaterial to plenty of people. One look at the number of wishlists it's popping up on, however, invites sharp contrast to Knight's Path's kinda abrasive and financially-questionable words.
1348: Ex Voto isn't out until March 12, so there's still plenty of time for its over 100,000 wishlisters to be joined by even more prospective purchasers. As with Knight's Path, 1348 is an indie game, too. So... that's probably a big number, in context.
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Described as "a cinematic action-adventure game inspired by the chivalric...
