When the Steam removals came up on HN, several people linked the list of games pulled. It looked more like they were targeting incest games (which is a genre I didn’t know existed) rather than the generic “porn games” that keeps showing up in headlines. There could be more developments or a different story for Itch.io, but last time this story was circulating it appeared that journalists were avoiding talking about specifics because people were much more sensitive about removing “porn games” in general whereas as “incest games” is a different story.

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simion314 7 days ago | parent | next [-]

Those games are legal, also in some USA states you canmary your cousin so why the fuck don\t this puritans do not go for incest inreal life first then handle virtual stuff.

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broof 7 days ago | parent [-]

One of the example games that was banned was “daddy twins incest BDSM” and similar titles.

	▲	simion314 7 days ago \| parent [-]
		>One of the example games that was banned was “daddy twins incest BDSM” and similar titles. Next you will ban games where you are killing people instead of focusing on real killers? I would prefer we have laws for what is legal and not let religious extremists decide what music we are allowed to listen, what type of books and games should we play, I guess there is no evidence they can bring to ban this content so they push their FUD around. So please either make it illegal or stop focusing on virtual crimes, maybe focus on real crimes or use those money religious people have on helping real people.

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badgersnake 7 days ago | parent | prev [-]

So what? Why does that make any difference?

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