See the problem here is that the game in question doesn't have that general audience appeal. I like Ossian's stuff, I like the Pathfinder rules (no idea about 2e tho), and I don't even mind the kitchen sink nature of Golarion (sci-fi robots excepting).
But this game here is using miniatures for character models. While understandable from a budget standpoint, the audience for this sort of aesthetic tends to be on the unwashed bearded grog side - see Battle Brothers. But instead the atmosphere here is cartoonish and seemingly aimed at kids. Cause of this combination there's no shot for mass market appeal here.
With the absence of clear attractive selling points that could make up for people's distaste for any particular aspect of it (art, setting, rules, whatever) the discussion then devolves to the usual counting of niggers on the cover, which is understandable really.
I disagree, partially. Not everything that looks cartoony are infantile or "aimed for kids". I think that is a narrow point of view.
Of course this game will not be able to generate mass market appeal, what I meant was, this game should/must be able to pull -
some- of the general audience so that it can, at least, covered their development costs.
This game isn't going to be the next Baldur's Gate 3.
As for counting black people, that's just the culture in this diet-4ch site. Too much culture war politics, less RPG discussion.