the fatherless collection

Sadly not available in Germany. Not because there were laws against such games (these games are totally legal in Germany), but because Steam is too lazy to implement a check if the buyer is adult or not. A simple One-Time-Check if a account belongs to a adult person would be enough, but no, its obviously easier to treat every German Customer as a underage person.

Originally posted by Estelyen:

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I agree that Steam is really annoying the users in this case, but let's point the finger at the real culprits here: This game and many others that contain nudity have been taken off Steam because of a threat made by the Medienanstalt Hamburg/Schleswig-Holstein

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You should blame Steam for being too lazy to implement a simple one-time-check if the owner of a account is of legal age or not. They could check that even online (no need to get more employees to check copies of the ID cards or something like this). I mean other Websites do that already and it works without any problems.

Originally posted by lynodie:

You should blame Steam for being too lazy to implement a simple one-time-check if the owner of a account is of legal age or not.

Steam DOES have a system like that in place. It asks me for my date of birth every time I open the store page for a game like this. But for the Medienanstalt, this simple check is not enough, because every minor can simply enter a wrong date to circumvent it.
I do agree that Steam could improve their age checks, but the point I was rather trying to make is the ridiculous bias of that institution, blocking content like this game while so many realistic shooters and violent games are ignored by them. And that is entirely on those stupid prudish idiots in the Medienanstalt who think that sex is worse than violence, not on Steam.

Nope, you're wrong. Its not the Medienanstalt that makes the laws. The Medienanstalt simply expects compliance to the laws and we can be f*cking happy that they only complained about nudity in games. They did not tell Steam that they should block any content (because the content is fully legal), they told Steam that they have to implement a REAL age check and that the joke that Steam calls a "age check" is not enough. But Steam was too lazy to do that and instead chose the easy way and simply blocked the content. We can only hope that nobody complains about the fact that even underage people can buy violent games on Steam (because of the missing real age check) or else Steam will probably be lazy again and simply block that content for us too instead of using a real age check.

Too bad the only decent game in here is the original Hunie Pop.

Originally posted by Glatze Main:

I buy the Bundle because Hunie Pop 2.... but there is no Game... Only Hunie Pop and the Soundtrack :-(... but Bundle includes the Game or not?

Germany dont allowed it.

Originally posted by Wulfriec:

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Germany dont allowed it.

To be more precise: German laws demand from the seller (Steam) to make sure that the buyer (You) is an adult, but Steam doesn't want to obey the laws (so they simply stop selling this stuff in Germany).

I'd love to buy it ,but cancer germany won't allow it. Feelsbadman.

Originally posted by lynodie:

Sadly not available in Germany. Not because there were laws against such games (these games are totally legal in Germany), but because Steam is too lazy to implement a check if the buyer is adult or not. A simple One-Time-Check if a account belongs to a adult person would be enough, but no, its obviously easier to treat every German Customer as a underage person.

An age verfication check can a 12y0 easy bypass. That wont fix anything. Only germany (IN EU) does this censorship, cuz boomers hate pixels and modern stuff.

Originally posted by ᴡ ᴇ ʜ ᴢ ʏ 'ꜰᴛᴘ:

Originally posted by lynodie:

Sadly not available in Germany. Not because there were laws against such games (these games are totally legal in Germany), but because Steam is too lazy to implement a check if the buyer is adult or not. A simple One-Time-Check if a account belongs to a adult person would be enough, but no, its obviously easier to treat every German Customer as a underage person.

An age verfication check can a 12y0 easy bypass. That wont fix anything. Only germany (IN EU) does this censorship, cuz boomers hate pixels and modern stuff.

You obviously don't live in Germany or you are one of those 12 year old. To pass this test you need something that no 12 year old owns: a ID card. The number on this card is a unique 26 digits "number" (it contains letters and numbers) and in this number is also a checksum build-in. Its impossible to guess this number. Steam needs to send this number to the authority responsible for this and will then get the answer back if the number is real or fake and how old the "owner" of this number is (no name or address is saved in this number).
Steam wouldn't even need to program anything for that, they just need to ask everyone from Germany "tell us the number of your ID card" and then send this number to the authority and then they would get the answer: Yes, this number is real and the owner of this ID card is (for example) 26 years old or they get the answer: This number is fake. After this they would simply "mark" all accounts from Germany that belong to adults and thats it. A one time thing (you only become over 18 one time in your life xD).

i can never buy me that bundle because ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ germany

It's so sad I wanna cry D: Hope they will change that someday in germany. I don't need patronizing when I'm of legal age...

Its not Germany patronizing you, its Steam that is just too lazy to implement a simple one-time-check that you are really of legal age.

@Huniedev/Kyu When is the Hunie MMO?????