This time that we live is truly one that I fucking hate. A few dumbasses that are too stuck up can dictate the fate of millions of people world-wide! Censoring things for whatever reason and there's nothing we can do. MAYBE as a group we could do something but we all know society has long broken the values of friendship and community. It's a shame that probably there won't be any bold processor that'll try to snatch the spotlight and free us from this dictatorship.
But yeah. We'll own nothing and be happy.
As for the game: For me all three styles look weird. I'm in the anti-nose faction so the nosey is a no-no. Comfy looks... off, as if a skin walker was trying to pass by like an anime girl. And Steamy, while the promise of a steam page looks good on paper, I, personally, don't think this game will gain much with what it will lose from going to 2D, specially since you want to be unique and steam is infested with players with this kind of art style.
I don't think there was ever said, at least I never saw, a reason for why not just use the original models. They made the game iconic on it's own, the style can make a unique? Of course it can, look at Cruelty Squad, that certainly is... a unique art style, BUT it doesn't mean it'll be iconic. Look at Corrupted Champions, it's a text game with more numbers than a spread sheet and it's still a good game. Corrupted Kingdoms was already an iconic game, with a loving community who enjoyed the game and how the story was going. Sure, you could say that it's just another koikatsu looking slop but that would be a disservice to everything else in the game. What makes this game different then? I know it by name, the slop I have no idea what it is since I have forgotten about it after playing for 10 minutes, this one I played for... I don't even know but at least 5 years, I spread the word about this gem and those that truly enjoy do the same.
In any way, shape or form I still hope you keep building this fantastic world you made and hope that in another life we might find each other in a world not ruled by blatant unnecessary censorship. And by the end of it all, thank you for this.