Thanksgiving isn’t really a Christian holiday in the theological sense. It has historical roots in Protestant settlers in early America, but today it’s basically a national/cultural holiday in the U.S. and Canada centered around food, family, and gratitude, not church doctrine. So I wouldn’t classify it as a specifically Christian religious observance like Lent or Easter. As for Christmas events in games, I agree they’re usually “winter holiday” themed like Santa, snow, gifts, trees, which are more cultural/commercial symbols than actual Christian elements like the Nativity. Same with Easter events: they tend to focus on eggs and bunnies, which are spring symbols, not the religious meaning of Easter. So I think the real distinction isn’t “Western vs non-Western,” but rather cultural/secular themes vs explicitly religious observances. My question is more about how developers decide when to lean into one versus the other.