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Likewise, you can hire strippers in GTA or Metro Last Light, but the point of those games isn't hiring strippers. Where STRIPPERS the game on Steam is entirely about strippers and nudity so it has a higher rating based on the content it's focused around.
The game is about combat.
Meanwhile, BG3 has time until Sex (Sex%) speedruns with a record of 3 Minutes and 20 seconds. So you could literally be having sex in that game in under 3 and a half minutes. That is no way less smutty than a vampire zombie hunter.
There's a Super Mario Odyssey category entirely focused on seeing Mario's nipples. Just because a speedrun exists does not mean that's the focus of the game. I can open the screenshots page for the game you're crusading on behalf of and see completely nude characters. There's not a single screenshot that isn't of at least partial nudity.
The game should have an age gate. I don't think that's up for dispute, as even BG3 does. However, not being able to view a title while logged out has traditionally been saved for very specific types of games i.e. those that have sexually explicit nudity. This game certainly doesn't fall under that. If lewd is going to be the determining factor for that, fair enough, but it's certainly not the norm or standard at the moment.
There are three categories for games with sexual content. The game developer decides which category their own game is in, and they're given the same examples that you are given in your store preferences of games for each category.
https://imgur.com/a/iBps4yj
A game with Some Nudity or Sexual Content can be seen while logged out. The other two categories are for games that are mostly about nudity and sexual content, or for straight-up pornography.
And I see you have Skyrim in your list of games. If I go to its community hub and filter screenshots by most recent, I can can see full penetration tentacle images. Are you going to claim that Skyrim should be rated AO based on that information?
There's partial nudity in the game's official screenshots on the store page.
Only if you consider a bikini to be partial nudity.
I'd go as far to say if Onee Chanbara wasn't girl in bikini focused, it'd have basically zero buyers. Just like how almost no one plays the porn visual novels for their engaging gameplay.
It isn't the focus of BG3. If BG3 was 25-50% sex scenes it'd go in the adult category too. Heck, BotW has a speedrun for staying the night with Paya (get laid%). Is this the focus of BotW since we're using special runs to prove a point? Don't make me bring up nipple% for Mario Odyssey too.
It was not "retroactively applied". They did not make a time machine and add a requirement to log in on your previous browser sessions.
https://steamdb.info/changelist/22867276/
The game's mature content labels were changed here, by the game's developers.
Sure I'm aware of that, but my comment is in regards to whether that makes sense, because the game is lewd. Which I would argue, no, it doesn't. It's an outlier among 'frequent nudity and sexual content'. I can't speak to who set it that way or why, but I would say that as a consumer, especially when it comes to things that effect store filters, I much prefer consistency. Hell, even in this franchise it's not consistent as Onechanbara Z2:Chaos doesn't have it set.
I play this game called Real Life and I hear they even let -1 year olds play it.
Boxes checked can cause things to or not to display in specific manners which may include having to be logged into steam to use the age gate/to view content, so it's not really "hidden" either, plus others have noted PC vs Console versions are different, with likely the appropriate ratings/box checking being done for that fact.
Just go down some of the examples in the list of examples that you posted yourself:
https://i.imgur.com/u0BOWCg.png
1.) Bunny Garden
https://steamdb.info/app/2654470/
last modified March 2024
3.) Dungeon Travelers
https://steamdb.info/app/1901620/
Last modified March 2024
5.) Maid of the Dead
https://steamdb.info/app/1868020/
last Modified March 2024