CuddleBear

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The thing is here, articles and people on reddit and twitter seems to state that the game was available to view by anyone on Steam but thats not the case at all by the looks of it.
Even now, try to open the store page without an account and you will be asked to log in. Even with an account you will need to set your account settings to enable adult content aswell as its blocked by default and always was.

And if the dev changed it, wouldn't this also be reflected in the SteamDB? and yes i pushed my Steam tokens for this game to make sure its updated...

So much of this shit is fake news without rime or reason. and i can easily point to close to a hundred titles just as bad as this one on Steam. many on GOG aswell as they opened their doors.

The game got an age gate with an nsfw account flag and full warnings on the store page. For me, the dev is all in the green no matter the content really.
 

Sepulchure

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what are you babbling about? are you under the impression that stories with fictional rape are illegal?
Because the dev is a nice person and is being harassed by lunatics over his kink game, he isn't an attention seeker like some terminally online idiots. He worked hard on a game so people could appreciate it and he delivered.

If you could look into the browser history of the people trying to cancel him you would find out 95% of them are porn addicts as well.


Too bad the Dev caved to the censors, no such thing as bad publicity I say.
Already bought on Steam, but I guess we won't be getting the next update there. Bummer. :poop:
Too nice of a guy, i would just ignore the whole ordeal while the streissand effect did it's magic.
 

Ragnar

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There is no worse games in steam, the others may contain consensual censored incest, or some bdsm but nothing as deeply disgusting as r$pe like in this game.

And yes the adult game genre that is developping in this website for years gained immense popularity on steam and gog, and this shit is gonna have a deep impact on all the good devs.

it already happened in japan, after the rapelay controversy a serie of laws were passed that made adult game creation far harder, and this game is way worse then rapelay.
Stop talking out of your ass.
Rapelay came out 6 years after Bible Black and BB is more hardcore than RL. The problem with RL was that american politicians found about the game, that is.
The same thing just happened to No Mercy, profesional crybabies found about the game and the thing just snowballed to real world politic retardation levels.
There are far worse games on Steam but it doesn't matter because it's not about that. It's just plain virtue signalling of the lowest level, pretending to be offended by a pornographic visual novel :KEK:
 

Kapycs

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How will banning this game save the UK from the rape and knife attack epidemic?
No idea, ask that bunch of Karens, upset and furious about a game. Tonight they'll be able to sleep better and feel good knowing they've done something good for the world and for children. Doesn't anyone think about the children???????
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SonsOfLiberty

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Will probably be banned in Australia also?
As I Canadian - I don't see too much banned (if anything at all, the UK bans)?
It has been removed due to the ratings system which they didn't apply for in Australia. It is not banned.


It wasn't banned. Australia requires adult games to go through their classification system, and since we didn't submit it for review, they blocked the sales.
How will banning this game save the UK from the rape and knife attack epidemic?
In those places you can access it without any form of identification proving you are over the age of 18. Again, it is NOT banned.

Congrats on getting banned, it means you are doing something right and its free publicity! Downloading right now!
F censorship
It isn't banned...

I personal love these articles always ending with this:

Eurogamer has again reached out to Valve for comment on No Mercy, asking why it was ever allowed on Steam, and about its subsequent removal from the platform.
:ROFLMAO: Steam isn't going to reply to any of you.
 
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