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Gothic Remake Developer Denies Censorship

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The Gothic remake censorship debate has flared up again after a developer insisted the game’s controversial female character designs were never censored, only for newer screenshots to leave some fans unconvinced.

The discussion began when a Steam user asked whether the remake was “still censored,” specifically referring to earlier complaints about altered slave outfits and paintings:

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That answer suggested the criticized designs were merely unfinished work-in-progress material, not deliberate changes.

However, newly shared screenshots comparing the remake’s female NPCs to the original Gothic have raised doubts about that explanation. While some facial details may have changed slightly, critics argue the newer models still appear heavily toned down compared to the original game’s far more revealing designs:

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At minimum, the latest images make the developer’s “just WIP” explanation harder to accept at face value, though, some might suggest the “new designs” maybe haven’t been implemented yet.

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