Action RPG devs make a desperate plea for relevance with horny female armor

The studio behind the dark fantasy RPG say its female armor designs were made with fan feedback It's hard to stand out in such a competitive video game market, but the people behind the action RPG Lords of the Fallen 2 are trying their best. The developers at Hexworks revealed the latest designs for the game's female armor on social media on Monday, which it claims to have produced with fan feedback in mind. The studio is evidently so proud of these designs, which it calls "provocative," that it unveiled them via a 20-minute behind-the-scenes video. Provocative is one word for it. Here's another: generic. If I saw the artwork out of context, I'd probably assume they were the product of a vague AI prompt for a female character in a dark fantasy. Perhaps this outcome was unavoidable: on the whole, the game doesn't have a unique aesthetic. The armor sets were shown off via influencer TheBackgroundNPC in a YouTube video titled, "We need more devs like this." In it, TheBackgroundNPC makes the argument that Western video game developers are by and large failing to meet the desires of their audiences. To defend this point, she listed a handful of recent shooters that have been released to