In that vein, this game's plot has the thematic subtlety of a brick to the face, and I love it. Flipping the switch on people that use fantasy stories as an escape by having the fantasy world view the modern day as a flawless utopia to strive for is great. Especially seeing the truth on this side

The game's core narrative being about tolerance and acceptance with the aim of uniting people and ending discrimination, combined with the games opening question of "can fantasy affect reality?" is so on the nose its funny.