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Valve isn't a monopoly. Games with characters of questionable age in sexually charged situations are also not available on GOG nor on JAST USA. Epic, EA and Microsoft and Ubisoft wouldn't give many of the games present on the above mentioned platforms any store space.
Video games, rap, comics, and even certain groups of people were also accused of being threats to children to get public approval to ban them (or take away their rights or even perform a whole genocide in the case of people).
Lastly, this isn't too say that threats to children don't exist, just that you have to be mindful that someone could be trying to trick you.
The ban of the mentioned games is older. They were never featured even before this debacle with the payment processors started. Valve axing games with too young-appearing characters goes years back, ever since they started selling naughty games.
What's happening NOW is a seemingly "caring" act of removing games "glorifying" sexual abuse and intimacy between blood-related people. But... give them an inch, they'll demand a mile is a possible scenario. Little we as users can do at this very moment. What we can do is wait for the payment processing companies to step on the toes of a competitor big enough to hurt them and do our part, however small it is, to bring the payment processing goons down.
It's all a matter of how. No one misses these games, but we worry when fear and Hunger, Arcanum, Baldurs Gate 3, Dragon Age: Origins and Dragons age 2, Hearts of Iron, and Crusader kings 3 is next.
Edit: Looking at the answer, while I agree with midnight, we need to start blaming the parents to leaving their children unsupervised in the public market, sadly this is a case of arrogance and power mongering from credit companies, especially Via/Mc and to a lesser degree banks and ISPs, with lack of protective lawfere from business interfearance on top of it. The fact I've seen legit arguments that Visa executives have been pushing to ban credit on non EV cars should scare everyone.
I mentioned two anime and a comic but being this is a gaming site I shifted to games for better audience retention
Investigate Epstein's associates?
Get rid of shocking digital content?
Just look at the US and how they are throwing rocks. Should have banned all games including throwing mechanics already since it makes people violent and dangerous. But as we can see nobody cares about the impacts of violence. They only care about the impact of people sitting at home masturbating.
It is like saying it is OK if rich people traffic children, but we do not want video games featuring children.
I'm worried that there won't be any games left
It does entail shoving blocks onto the ground hard to make other blocks disappear and shoving long blocks down narrow orifices...