It's in the context of the sexual content tags, with "fantasy" being the operating word here. I just replayed the quest in question to verify since it had been literal years since the last time I did it. For one, I completely forgot about the dragon eating the anubite guard onscreen, complete with a nasty chomp midway. Did they live through the chomp? Heck if I know. For two, the instant death you get as a player is the dragon's head coming down and then a fadeout before anything happens. So the actual end result is merely implied, debatable by the dragon demonstrably biting pre-gulp, and directly contradicts the developers themselves.I know what you mean.
But looks like the F95 staff doesn't care what the devs say, they care about their internal tag definition:
"A fantasy about being eaten alive or eating another creature alive" - And You're eaten alive. So you won't get rid of that tag now because of "eating alive" in the UE4 build.
And all that is on top of the fact that the whole thing is painted in a negative light and an instant gameover. It's clearly not intended to be vore content from the developers' standpoint. And if you're using that broad of a definition of the tag, than The Mummy (yes, that movie) has vore because of the scenes where scarabs eat people alive. Which is certainly not comparable to Men In Black II and Serlena or whatever her name was.
Anyway, overall I think you get my point. Tagging that "vore" is like claiming this game has foot fetish content because the characters are running around barefoot. Technically yes - it has feet visible. Would it be enough to get someone off? And is it enough to put off someone who is repulsed by the fetish? Generally no to both cases.
Edit: Fun fact! Just like with the lamia death, the game fades back in, has you die on the ground in front of the dragon, and then has you respawn at the docks. So if we're going on technicalities (in this case the developers being terrible at their gameover+respawn implementation) then it seems you got crunched and then spat back out.
lol no. Those are grayed out on Patreon builds too. It's just the devs continuing their longstanding habit of placeholders for future content that may or may not ever arrive.
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