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I find it interesting this is happening while mild arcade pinball games are being censoed by a company selling games on Steam.
If Steam no longer will prevent games from being on the story solely due to sexual content, such games aren't going to be removed due to poor game quality or not being much of a game when they approved something called "Glitch Simulator 2018" that seems like it could have been made in under an hour using stock assets and despite the name doesn't actually contain deliberate glitches. Also, I don't really understand why people buy such games as you can easily obtain online images or video of anime boobs for free, and there are games with such content available with better production values.
I like the Senran Kagura games and have them on my 3DS and Vita. I think the games would be just as fun without the stripping.
Anyway, my advice is to just go to your store preferences and un-tick the box for "nudity or sexual content." I know you've said that the sexual content isn't the issue, and that this advice has already been offered, but if these games bug you to the point that you want them banned then changing your store preferences is probably the best and only real thing you can do.
You'll also, supposedly, no longer see "actual" games that are anime too. Games like Dragonball, Ys ... stuff like that. So that may or may not be more harm than good, though; again, it is supposedly what happens when you exclude anime. Some people were complaining about this in a Thread a few weeks ago. I haven't had an issue with it.
Though I'm sure once Valve rolls out those extended tools they talked about in the September update, this shouldn't be an issue any longer since people can just "block" entire developers/publishers.
Personally, whenever I see a "hentai" game on the Store I just visit the store page for it and check the "Not Interested" box. After about ~50 of them over the course of a couple of Months ... I literally don't see them anymore on my Store Page. Unless I specifically look for them. like in New and Trending or Upcoming Releases sections etc.
Don't really see what the big deal is about these "games", unless they are literally "press F to see porn!" type of things or something. But if they are like that or similar to those Card Farming type of games ... I tend to agree that these things should be removed from the store. Whereas sexual VNs(like School Days, basically choose your own adventure kind of ones) or those match 3 things like Huniepop should stay; while I don't like those they at least attempt to be a game.
I don't have the Senran Kagura games, but "Neptunia U Action Unleashed" has a fanservicey clothes-ripping feature which I believe comes from those games. I actually ended up using the "hard" outfits as I couldn't shake the impression that I was taking more damage when the clothes got ripped...
Yeah, Neptunia CPU candidates. It's kind of hard to tell their age in human years, due to the games just not having real years, but going with various ingame dialogue (aka "that was years ago!") and the fact they've been around for a while now, they must be pretty old by human standards. Even though IF and Compa don't change for some reason, and they've been around even longer.
However, they look like children, usually behave like children (Rom and Ram in particular are getting on my nerves), and are treated like children. Their swimsuit outfits (which have some stats on them, so "best equipment" selects those by default...) appear to be less fanservicey, but HDD looks follow the same conventions as for the main CPUs. Which appears to be OK from a legal perspective.
The latter point is kind of interesting; it appears there's some confusion about "hentai" in discussions like this. As a non-expert I can't really determine what is or is not Hentai, but I think Hentai needs to be considerably more explicit than the usual fanservice you find in games like these.
Because it's a different class of cash grab. Paratech said it better than I did:
If you think its breaking the Steam rules, report the game on the shop page, its that easy.