Steam doesn't, even when those games violate the rules they pull games like these for. Mind you, they had the courage to pull a big selling game. They had a 'moral' objection to content in the game and pulled it from the shelves. If they truly believed that nudity or sex was wrong and stuck by it, i could almost respect their decision, but they don't, their so called morals only stand as long as there's not loads of money to be made.Īnd to those supporting steam on this decision.ĭo you also support target stores in australia pulling GTA V. They claim to be some sort of moral authority here, yet they say stuff it when a big game comes along. What makes it especially ludicrous, is, sex with pretty realistic looking characters getting naked and screwing in the Witcher series, or the Far Cry series is fine, but then they get all prudish over some cartoon nudity?

Place the 'patch file', huniepopuncensoredpatch.game into the 'game' folder you navigated to. Just go to the 'game.exe' folder then create a blank text file (by right clicking a blank place>new>text document) and then rename it to 'huniepopuncensoredpatch.game' and done. Then, navigate to the following: Contents/Resources/game. To make it work, you must right click on the app, select show contents. The thing is that the developer removed the nudity from this game so that it could be on Steam then posted directly on the games Steam page saying 'Heres an official patch to put nudity back in the game.' If Rockstar did that, GTA SA would probably be removed as well if Rockstar said 'Heres the patch to add Hot Coffee back. Not just the 'sax bad violence good' thing some Americans seem to have.īut the sex in a small indie title, bad, sex in a big triple a title, perfectly fine. The patch does NOT work if you simply place it alongside the app with the GOG Version (installed using galaxy at least).

What really gets me is the double standard.

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