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I agree with both suggestions. An 80 hour VN with five explicit sex scenes in it is really not the same as a game that is entirely people doing it.
If you disable that category, it won't remove games with some erotic content like the Witcher games or Cyberpunk 2077 for example.
Already exists, it's the difference between the Sexual Content (for example witcher 3, Mass Effect, etc) and the Adult Only ("porn" games) categories.
So basically ; keep em out the store front and only in the AO category?
Seems sensible enough, and it's not like they'll be harder to find.
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Seems more 'up to the devs' kind of thing. If they think their game is explicit, or it's seen explicit by laws, they will list their game as such. Even if you think it's mild.
https://store.steampowered.com/account/preferences/
So I there is already some finer control over the content shown. I suggest exploring the options for more information and the examples.
As for the first suggestion, as has been said, you should simply turn off the above content (the last two specifically) when you do not wish to view it. It is quick and simply to do. Better yet, keep them turned off until you wish to see said content.
Thank you for this suggestion, but this doesn't address the issues raised as it's not used in the filtering as a category you can turn on in the background. My post is aimed at getting a more exact options for the filters so that people can avoid things that make them uncomfortable either all together or without having specifically engaged with that game.
I don't think it's necessarily about having them in the storefront, but having video start automatically playing as you scroll without having clicked on anything, or having them start playing video with audio as you go through your recommended queue is not the greatest!
Yes, the devs would need to choose the option, but separating these into 2 separate options in the filtering of your account would enable people to block things they weren't interested (e.g., if you wanted to see porn-like games but not big stories with explicit scenes, you could. Or vice versa. Whatever anyone is comfortable with.)
It actually does remove any game with explicit content, even if it's not the point or ultimate goal of the game. It's a very broad category. Whether people are comfortable seeing games with explicit intimacy as part of a bigger story is often different to whether they're looking for straight up porn.
Not quite ;) But thanks for trying to help!
Thanks for understanding the situation! It's a tricky one!!
How are the current options not exact? They provide examples in the options via a link so people can understand what is getting filtered.
Just trying to get clear what it is you really want to suggest.
Hi there! Thanks for trying to help but this doesn't cover the scenarios listed :) The nature of the content in both situations I'm talking about is explicit, not just nudity or sexual themes. But, to borrow from a fellow responder who identified the critical issue, "An 80 hour VN with five explicit sex scenes in it is really not the same as a game that is entirely people doing it."
This is about allowing people more autonomy about where and how they experience the 18+ content, not about filtering or blocking it all together :)
I hope that's a bit clearer!
Have a bit of a look at the other replies on the page I've just put up :) It's about when and how you see the content, not about the type of content :)
Either enable it, and not see any adult games, or simply don't complain about any adult stuff.
Also, videos don't play by default unless you look at the game's store page, and don't have an image selected.
I've never seen an adult game on Steam that forces you to see anything without even looking at the store page.
I'm sorry, but there really is no reason to need advanced options when one option already does what you want.