Any way to get rid of 'hentai' in my explore queue?

[blackdog]

I really like the explore feature, but because I play a few anime-type games (I guess?), I get barraged with low-quality hentai stuff that I'm sick of scrolling through. I don't mind "Nudity" or "Sexual Content", etc. in games, just this specific subgenre... especially the low quality trash being peddled to me (hentai puzzle, hentai clicker, etc.).

What do I do? I don't want to filter any of the tags available because - well, I'd end up not seeing something cool like The Witcher 3 or something.

[Cathulhu]

Amazing how people complain about seeing content for an adult audience after opting into seeing such content.
Anyway:
https://store.steampowered.com/account/preferences/

[Ogami]

If you dont want to filter tags you have to live with seeing those games in the exploration queue.
No way around it.

Originally posted by Cathulhu:

Amazing how people complain about seeing content for an adult audience after opting into seeing such content.
Anyway:
https://store.steampowered.com/account/preferences/

I dont think he is talking about games with "adult sexual content" just those cheap shovelware titles that call themselves "Hentai Girl Puzzle" and such and at most have some halfdressed anime girls as artwork.
They have just generic "Puzzle" "Nudity" "Anime" tags which he does not want to filter out because of other games.

[blackdog]

Originally posted by Cathulhu:

Amazing how people complain about seeing content for an adult audience after opting into seeing such content.
Anyway:
https://store.steampowered.com/account/preferences/

I didn't opt in to see games explicitly designed for solely viewing strange pornography.

I do opt in for seeing games that may explore adult themes and mature content.

See the difference?

[Jerry]

If there is a Hentai tag, it is not very widespread, so unless you want to filter out the Anime tag, it will be difficult to reach the point, you're aiming at. Marking games of this genre as "not interested" often enough might or might not lead to an improvement.
Also as you are a regular user of the discovery feature, you're certainly aware, that after a while, Steam will run out of games that appear to fit your taste naturally, and then you end up with the rest anyway.