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Question: did Putin actually won against those games? I can't remember the final score.

The only problem I see is games that get banned BS reasons like a few good visual novels did.

No games should be banned.

"Games I don't like should be banned."

No.

I feel like they shouldn't ban. Look at all the 1p trash thats not banned. Games without any quality, fun or efford. They are still here as well. And really, what are ethics anyway these days, these games are still on Steam and even if they arent: This is the internet, the kids find out about all the messed up stuff regardless...

Asset flips, ripoffs, abandoned early access or installers that do absolutely nothing should be removed and banned. I don't see how a red screen that gives achievement for free could be called a "game" in any way possible.
This is NOT censoring, but standard quality control, ffs.

Wow 24 vs 24

I'm generally against censorship in all forms, though it certainly wouldn't make me sad if I never saw any of the trash games again (which is why I now religiously 'hide' games that I have zero interest in). I also don't know that I absolutely trust Valve to decide what should/shouldn't be banned.

That being said, I'm not familiar with the Putin games specifically (probably hid them a while ago) but anything that's legally questionable (asset flips, stolen games, etc.) should be banned, the developers should be banned and unused keys should be revoked. I guess I'm saying the burden shouldn't be on SG to police these things but I do think Valve should do a better job and not just allow cheap trash games to have a billion keys generated at zero cost to continue being circulated ages after the game goes away. At least, that's my understanding of how key generation works.