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Sounds like steam might be doing a purge of adult games from their storefront. Apparently a number of devs who have made sexy games where the steam version doesn't have more then perhaps some exposed breast, will have those games pulled from the steam store within 2 weeks. If there are certain smexy games on steam you have had your eye on it might be time to grab them since they will always be available to download but you might not have a chance to buy them if you wait too long.
https://kotaku.com/valves-inconsistent-rules-on-sexy-steam-games-continue-1826153796
A right wing anti pornography group called 'national center on sexual exploitation' is taking credit for the removals, their original name was 'morality in media'.
Link to their twitter since I dont know how to link a tweet.
https://twitter.com/ncose
Have some Jim Sterling talking about it too.
Update: apparently valve has apologized to Mutiny dev Lupiesoft and Huniedev, makers of Huniepop. According to a tweet by the Huniedev "I have just received word from Valve apologizing for the confusion, saying to DISREGARD their previous e-mail about the violation, that they are in the process of re-reviewing the game and will follow up soon."
This is good news and takes our precious adult games out of immediate danger, but this is still just a re-review. Valve might still decide to take the safe road and just ban any type of sexual content. However I think the counter protests against removal of adult games have really shown there is a sizable market for this, so hopefully valve will agree.
https://kotaku.com/valves-inconsistent-rules-on-sexy-steam-games-continue-1826153796
A right wing anti pornography group called 'national center on sexual exploitation' is taking credit for the removals, their original name was 'morality in media'.
Link to their twitter since I dont know how to link a tweet.
https://twitter.com/ncose
Have some Jim Sterling talking about it too.
Update: apparently valve has apologized to Mutiny dev Lupiesoft and Huniedev, makers of Huniepop. According to a tweet by the Huniedev "I have just received word from Valve apologizing for the confusion, saying to DISREGARD their previous e-mail about the violation, that they are in the process of re-reviewing the game and will follow up soon."
This is good news and takes our precious adult games out of immediate danger, but this is still just a re-review. Valve might still decide to take the safe road and just ban any type of sexual content. However I think the counter protests against removal of adult games have really shown there is a sizable market for this, so hopefully valve will agree.