That's quite alright. :)

I haven't played both, but the installer sizes are pretty different:
Prologue - 2.2GB
Demo - 8.7GB
(These numbers are from the Linux versions but the Windows ones should be similar.)
IANAL, but I think there may be a drafting problem here...

Diving a little deeper into the mystery, Prologue's version is 0.3.6 while Demo is 0.4.7.
It seems that Prologue is just an older version of the demo, but this issue has intrigued me enough to install and try both... Stay tuned :)

Prologue is an earlier version of the Demo.

However, the starting scenario is quite different in one and another, so they're both worth checking out if you are interested in the game.

It's still on the pages for Gamedec, but mention of an additional EULA been removed from all versions of Zoria and Liberté today. Many thanks to the at least 40 users who upvoted that 1-star review on Liberté's page.

I did say "If the EULA is removed, so that this is no longer a review of the product offered on this page, then I'll ask GOG to remove this review." They were a bit too quick to delete it, but as they've also sorted out the EULA itself then I'll not take that further.

Edit: spoke too soon. On the Steam page for Liberté, an EULA with the right game name but still with the obnoxious Fan Content clause has appeared.

Release Date Trailer

"Zoria: Age of Shattering scheduled for release on 7th March, 2024!
Zoria is a squad-based tactical RPG with fluid turn-based combat, crafting, and outpost management. Lead a team of four heroes with their unique skills and perks. Every team member contributes to battles undertaken in the fantasy world of Zoria. The expansive land is filled with magic, ancient history, tumultuous politics, and countless mysteries waiting to be solved by your party."

Looks interesting.
What are peoples thoughts on the demo and prologue?.

Finally!

But that timing... seems Dragon's Dogma II might be releasing in March as well.

Had hoped Zoria would show up over the holiday season. Oh well... look forward to it

I played whichever came first, and it was promising but didn't do a great job of showing off what will hopefully be the scope of the full game. Once you lose a crutch character you're given in the opening scene, you have the common early-game problem in RPGs where your low-level characters have few combat options so fights play out too similarly.

I thought the prologue was... ok? Didn't leave much a lasting impression. Just sort of serviceable, run of the mill RPG.

Looks good!

Dragon battle? SOLD

I played the demo and it looks good and has actual physics. Too bad that the combat is turn-based, that's not really my cup of tea. But it's definetly not a bad game at all :)
I like that you can save anytime you want!