Some of these games actually have demos you can try to get a feel for yourself if you actually want the full game or not.
That said, Tiny Glade isn't really a "game" so much as a chill town/castle builder that you take screenshots of. It's cool, it's pretty, I have it, but only get it if you're wanting something like Townscaper or Dystopika.
I actually googled it and found multiple tutorials on how to activate full nudity even if you're in the US. You literally do just change your console's region, for Xbox anyway.
Damn, even if you're actually in the EU with a full EU console and game copy?
Conan Exiles lets you hang full dong on PC, I assume you might be able to change the region on your console to get around it, but I don't know for sure.
Speaking of PC sales: steam summer sale is on right now. There's some decent deals. The Mass Effect series is all on sale for pretty steel discounts; the LE is like $6.
When I played it, I felt like they kinda bent over backwards for representation. An Indian spells teacher, an African fortune telling teacher, a Japanese broom coach, etc... Plus not to mention all the classmates that are straight up from other countries, and that mention other countries in their conversations.
There's also the married interracial lesbian witch couple, the trans witch who runs the Three Broomsticks and the letter you can find that implies she and Garlick were a thing back when they were younger.
A lot of the NPCs felt like specific middle fingers right to JK imo
There's a restaurant at the end of the pier where I grew up that always has a sign that says "no shirt, no shoes, no problem"
Like the other reply said, it was PopCon, so you got at least a couple weeks.
I just got done working a comic convention this weekend. You might be pretty surprised by the general lack of clothing most people wear to those things (calling it a "costume").
Just this weekend alone, I saw at least five guys walking around without a shirt, and I don't know how many women wearing things that showed basically everything. Like so tight and thin I could tell what kind and color underwear they were wearing.
And this was in Indianapolis, far from a beach or lake, right in the middle of downtown.
My mom raised us to be comfortable with our bodies, so we wouldn't even have the door closed when we were bathing.
Also Tiny Tina was actually a fuckin blast to play through. It doesn't drag like some of the main games do, the humor is actually fun because you're basically playing a game within a game and it works as far as D&D stuff goes imo.
Also I actually liked being able to customize my character for once. I don't know about the other voices, but I actually really liked the douchey/cocky voice I ended up going with. There are some fun lines for different quests and such.