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Yeah and I think Inquisition is genuinely woke.
I don't think there's a lot of woke indie games, but it might be our understanding of "woke media" differs. To me "woke" as a concept is just yet another thing that has been coopted by DNC libs, as such the most woke game will be some "corpogame 123" slop.
I have no idea what a DNC is but I would disagree that it's necessarily corporate. There's shitty queer tokenism in a lot of corporate crap but that doesn't mean if someone wants to know the queerest media they want that.
Woke stuff is a bit performative sure, but games are a performance. It's not like disco elysium isn't performatively political for example, characters trip over themselves to get into discussions of political frameworks and it's very silly. It's just done well enough that it stands up.