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And Valve, time and time again, for many different things, only does things when it hurts their bottom line, or after a massive backlash. So the status quo will remain, since many people seem content with how things are atm, and Valve will *only* do something if one of those things happen.
Which makes sense for them in an economic sense to just let everything through (they had zero compunction in the past to stop asset flips through, and they only get removed when heaps of people complain). The market forces control whats sold, anyway. If people like something, they will buy it. No matter what it is.
Having an adult section is not in Valve's commercial interests.
Valve said numerous times they want a more open marketplace. Its in their commercial interests to let anything through and somehow their algorithms will make it possible for people to curate the store themselves. Like a pig's trough instead of a retail store.
I mentioned that game earlier. I mean, if that game is allowed on Steam then why can't any other adult game?
I think it's great Valve allowed that game on the stores personally, but I think they need to be consistent here from now on with the content they allow.
Make titles with graphic sexual content require an opt-in to have appear on the store. It keeps it off the stores for people who don't want them, and hopefully allows more of these games to release.
If you acutally bother to read some of the reviews, the game itself is nothing to speak of. Its only merit is the "controversy". By bringing it up in these kind of discussions you are giving it exposure.
Anyway, having a tick box hidden away in settings wouldn't be a bad idea, steam already has some kind of parental controls, I don't know how they work but I'm guessing they could be expanded to cover this if they don't already.
Is it a family site? because the content being sold would say otherwise. The community groups and content being share and distributed within them would say otherwise.
I think you'd have a hard time finding many people who share your opinion that Steam is a platform geared towards kids.
Do you know what the average age of a gamer is these days? Why don't you go look it up.
Steam is geared towards people who spend money on it. Which is not kids. It's the average gamers, which as various studies show is 30-31 years old, and people with disposable income.
It's not kids who pester their parents to buy them the newest video game.
I don't know about you, but I wouldn't buy a game like GTA even for a teenager. They can learn about violence, gangs, drugs, and hookers on their own if they really want to; I'm certainly not in the mood to help them along with it. In short, to me, they're "clearly AO".
How about that? :P
My point being, I don't like a double standard that says that sexuality is only for adults and should be kept away from the dear little children while people -- often said dear little children who are actually obnoxious teenagers with an immaturely rebellious edginess -- scream petulantly about "censorship" or whatever when Steam tries to avoid having to sell a game that are (at least meant) for mature audiences in other ways such as with regards to violence and gore.
Frankly speaking, it's my opinion that Steam shouldn't ever have explicitly allowed anyone younger than 16 onto the site. And that's even with parental supervision. Of course, there's no way for Steam to police this. Just like there's no way for pretty much anyone to enforce age restrictions on pretty much any webspace thing. "I know it when I see it" has its limits, unfortunately.
Sadly, memes sell. I don't like it either. This goes for both "innocent" memes like Youtuber-branded games as well as blatantly controversy-baiting meme games like these, or the recent "Feminazi: the Triggering". All stuff I wouldn't ever want to buy, but sadly for my tastes, someone else likes this stuff.
PlayHome - Illusion
Honey Select - Illusion
Custom Reido series 1-5 - KISS
Custom Ai Droid - REAL
Musumakeup - Illusion
SchoolMate 2 - Illusion
Custom Maid 3D 1-2 - KISS
Virtual Stalker - Fulltime
Love Death FINAL - Teatime
RealPlay - Illusion
Play Club - Illusion
Now that you have the list, buy your kids these games then tell us how much you believe all video games are for kids.
PS. I highly approve of an adult section on Steam, not every game is rated E for Everyone.
Strange Steam Porn Section