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If you have a Key it is normally no problem to activate it on Steam. I did the same with Dead Island, which isn´t available in my country. Just bought it somewhere else..
but still it would be better to search for the reason why you can´t get it directly. You may throw your money away if it is really "illegal" in your country.
Then some games get banned for being too violent or something else. I would believe anything that's against goverment would get banned in some countrys. Or nazi related games will get banned or censored in Germany for some reason. I've never really understood that. It's not like shooting them will turn anyone to one of them nor they should feel sorry for what their great-grand-parents did.
It is about the display of symbols that are related to the Third Reich. If it is done outside of educational/historical materials or in movies, it is difficult. From a legal perspective, these are symbols that are/were used by unconstitutional organizations, so how they can be displayed and used is limited. It is somewhat inconsistent and, I feel, dated.
Most games that are censored (not many, by the way) are cut because of the too realistic violence and how they may affect younger players. Same as in Australia. Very, very few games are outright "banned", something that rarely happens now but was more frequent in the 1980s and 1990s. Wolfenstein was such a case. That made it only more attractive. :) I played all the stuff when I was a teen back then. Barbarian was another such game that would not get "banned" today. In general, when you are over 18, you can play whatever. (Well, unless you buy from Steam, then you get the censored versions unless you ask someone to gift it to you.)
I blame microsoft. i'm mad.
dunno why tomb raider would be blocked tho, could have something to do with square enix? or just your own government might have banned the game and steam is legally obliged to respect your governments decision and should have a list for each country over banned games.
about a proper land... lets all just go to russia!
So it's doubtful that it would be activated via Steam.