Steam store staying classy, as always

We don't know the content of all the image in the game. The one showed on the store might be mild compared to the rest of the "game"

Agreed.
And I wish more parents were taking the educational approach concerning porn, and hentai, with their teenage children. I can only imagine the ludicrous expectations they must have nowadays.

On point. But hey to each their own

You are correct, I have not.

Did they finally lose the underwear? Or the sex scenes? Honestly, either one would be an improvement.

I wish Steam had some sort of requirement for honesty in game titles. So this would be "Anime Bondage Tile Puzzle," and the next worthless achievement spam "game" would have to be titled appropriately as "Achievement Spam App #57894".

idc, the newer one still contains rape and is fine and allowed or not?

That doesn't mean it's the best thing to do. Like removing the swastikas and the mustache from Wolfenstein in Germany.

It shouldnt, there is plenty of rape & revenge movies out there

So you think games that feature bondage are a sick hobby for frustrated incels? Wow.

Wouldn't stand up to a First Amendment defense.

among consenting adults and it's not public.

Oh, I absolutely share your concerns there. I think that having someone who boasted about being able to sexually assault women lecturing a sexual assault victim on what she should have done is disgraceful. The bigger issue there being that half the country voted for someone who boasted about sexually assaulting women in the first place.

But in the hypothetical question I asked, the game available to your hypothetical daughter (should she be old enough, or have your permission to play it) would have her be the one doing the raping. She could rape all those in the "bro culture", give them a taste of how it feels to be powerless.

If she wanted to, of course. As I said elsewhere, there's definitely a disconnect between the two. I find murder and rape equally abhorrent, and yet I have no issues playing any number of games featuring murder - from first person shooters to melee games where you physically beat your opponents - while the mere thought of playing a game where you rape people makes me feel deeply uncomfortable. Is it because I've become desensitized to violence through movies and shows, or through early FPS games that features monsters and demons instead of humans? I don't know.

And I think your hypothetical daughter, and my actual daughter, would rather that social media and public outrage be directed at combating child brides, countries that allow husbands to rape their wives, sex trafficking, misguided legislation that makes it more difficult to find and help victims, and the culture of harassment that results in only 1/3 of sexual assault cases being reported.

It depends on your tastes, I guess.

If you search on your favourite porn site, you can find clips of exactly that scene.

Not too mention all porn "rape" movies

You murderer! You just killed 5 people in 5 minutes, and you're not even remorseful about it! You monster!

I think rape is abhorrent, and playing a game where you actually rape people, or even anime characters, sounds like it would be a very disturbing experience. But why is it that we're just fine with games about murder - Overwatch has 40+ million players, Call of Duty games routinely sell 10-30+ million copies - but rape is off limits? Who draws the line that says, "Your game has an anime character being raped? Nope, sorry, that's forbidden. Oh, but your game is about murdering thousands of realistic looking humans, many of them controlled by real people? Sure, go right ahead, sell millions of copies." Why is it that as a society, one type of game is abhorrent while the other is a best seller?

And on a similar, but different note, why is it that Call of Duty gets the cool tag of "first person shooter", while What Remains of Edith Finch gets the derisive tag of "walking simulator"? There's a preoccupation with violence that pervades entertainment - from games to movies to shows, even to music - and we're all okay with it. Why is that? Where did that come from?

The same could be said about a lot of game topics, though, so it's a fine line to ride, and where do you draw it to begin with?

We got entire games build around illegal things, like GTA or Gangsters/Mafia.
Guess they should be banned now. :/

And what's your point?

You specifically brought up legality of real people "Adults Only 18+ are forbidden to rape and murder." Why is that only relevant to the conversation about video games that may or may not contain rape, especially since you brought up murder yourself.

You have some playtime in Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines and that game has you locate, watch, and then investigate the production of a snuff film

How do you know killing NPC's doesn't induce any emotion? Maybe it doesn't for you. But probably somebody actually enjoys killing them. That's actually the point of most games. The line for everybody is different. I don't get off violent porn. Millions of people do.

What about people that enjoy killing other people over internet? Should we ban multiplayer games, because that normalizes violence? I don't think that's necessary, because people understand the difference between a game and real life. The same with rape games. Maybe today you will meet 30 people that get off with violent porn, and then they play rape games. Then they leave their houses and are perfectly normal people.

Okay, I see where you're coming from with regard to the murder argument. I'm sorry if I contributed to that, that wasn't my intent.

The Neil Gaiman piece is really good - long, but good. It's an argument I've heard before, but I think he presents it well, and it has more weight coming from him as he's a recognized author and has had people ban or attempt to ban his works.

And as far as being a wuss, I'm with you there. That Beautiful Escape game was the darkest, most disturbing game I've played, and I wouldn't have touched it had it not come recommended by a site I trust. I normally can't do the villain - I tried being evil in KOTOR, but couldn't do it because I constantly felt bad. The closest I came was staying neutral in the second one. Even in Mass Effect, I couldn't do the Renegade path because it felt too much like being a jerk all the time. :)

When I was much younger, and all my friends were playing GTA 3, I remember then talking about how you could sleep with a hooker to restore your health and then beat her up to get your money back. When I finally got the game, I tried doing that, and I felt sick afterwards. I remember thinking, "Oh my god, what have I done?" I felt awful.

But that's part of why I love video games - I think it's amazing that a game was able to make me feel awful about murdering an innocent video game character who had no name, no story, and was totally disposable. I feel the interactive nature of games allows them to foster a greater empathetic connection than other entertainment mediums.

Damn it, does that mean we're never going to see Inupara getting made, let alone released on Steam?

English is one of 4 languages I speak, and you evidently can't see that you can use the help. Especially since you seem to have missed completely that I am not disagreeing with your conclusion.

second

Huge difference between graphic content and words, the prior being more impactful. That doesn't mean that people shouldn't have the option to abstain from such content.

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Yes, mods don't come into any conversation about their base game's rating.
I don't care about the word, there's just no point to the "game" and less to bait and switching people. Doesn't change the fact that sexual violence should be a separate thing for people to be able to filter out.

Hypocrite isn't an adjective, and no, I'm not a hypocrite for disagreeing with the senseless points you made yet agreeing with the sentiment that people should be free to consume whatever they want. Just because I don't agree with your arguments doesn't mean that I can't agree with the conclusion having reached it through a logical path.

Only one point here and it's about the language.

This is an English speaking site. We're all from other countries and we all learn a major language to communicate with each other.
Grammarly would actually help you. I'm not a native English speaker, but I'm becoming an English teacher, so I've already had to try it out and it does work. Seeing correct grammar and having to fix your grammar will help you learn and improve. Half of the things you say are convoluted thanks to the way you write. You use excessive amounts of question marks, ellipses and exclamation marks, making you sound crazy, flat out.
Your presentation isn't helping your argument at all. If anything, it just shows you're a loon that wants to watch rape hentai all day every day and that you'd attack anyone who disagrees. A fanatic. This isn't what I actually think, mind you. But your attitude over your grammar and then also your presentation is you fighting against yourself. This isn't an attack on your argument or your personality. Just an attack at your presentation.

Feel free to ignore it, but it'd serve you well to improve your skills.

It's a brave new world store!

sell them gifts fast ;)

it also seems like steam is letting sexual content in as dlc.

Well you're wrong!
I don't give a sh@t and neither should you. I spell it like that because I want to. ツ
Evidently trivial things like that bother you or you wouldn't comment on it.

Stick to the topic!