What do you think "questionable content" is?

Probably a easter egg that has sth to do with a magic book, tentacles, and a lot of notice me senpai

In all seriousness, as long as it does not have cheap shock values, I'd buy it.

Note: I tried looking up pictures of Bible Black to represent "a magic book" and found none that made me feel comfortable to post it on SG. Surprise surprise.

The line is between M and AO :P

"I shall not today attempt further to define the kinds of material I understand to be embraced within that shorthand description ["hard-core pornography"]; and perhaps I could never succeed in intelligibly doing so. But I know it when I see it, and the motion picture involved in this case is not that." -Justice Potter Stewart, concurring opinion in Jacobellis v. Ohio 378 U.S. 184 (1964), regarding possible obscenity in The Lovers.

An awesome webcomic written and drawn by Jeph Jacques. :)

But relevantly, censorship is weird. Like on Whose Line is it Anyway where they censored so many silly little things that might offend people (like a person having a disability) but then left in profuse amounts of adult content, including direct suggestions of pornography, foul language (and near-misses like the "ice-hole" episode), and of course the many homoerotic actions and comments (people groping each other's butts and making out, drew talking about dreaming of Brad every night not to mention other creepy comments about hugging daughters and creeping around during commercial breaks). And it was on ABC "Family". So go figure. And similarly in games and movies where there can be extreme violence but as soon as a nipple is shown or something it's suddenly mature content and in need of censoring.

There's really no need for Valve to block out any kind of "objectional content." You have a computer because you're using Steam, so anyone can research anything on the store. Artistic freedom should override the moral guardians every single time. The problem with dating sim games is that almost all of them are complete garbage, so if Valve lets in one or two good ones that might open the floodgates. I'm all for any kind of sex, violence, drug use, or language in video games, but there's no need to turn Steam into the 18+ section of the app store.

I think the difference is between how visual the content was. The examples you gave had very explicit references to adult themes, but it didn't really "show" anything. From what I've read, Suduce Me was very graphic, even if they were only still images.

I think it might have to do with the fact that HuniePop has sexually suggestive content directed at you (the player) as opposed to a lot of other games with sex scenes etc where the sexual nature is directed at your character, but not you personally. Which would be why it toes the line of AO dating sim content whilst having less nudity than other games might.

Hmmm.... money shots?

Pro religious, usa content ;D

Gotta love people's hypocrisy, games like Seduce Me are evil because SEX, "ermergard think of the children!!" but they're all perfectly fine with all the violence, decapitations, people blowing apart, being sliced into as many pieces as possible, etc those are all great things for children to see/do. Not like they already have the internet for porn or anything. But hey, 'murican logic i suppose.

Don't like it don't buy it, it's as simple as that, there's no need to try and ruin it for everyone else.

tl;dr:
questionable content:
DE: violence against humans, Nazi symbols
US: sex

Welp, 1 more game to add to my wishlist.

If they get on Steam it'll be a good thing for the dating sim/visual novel market almost non existent on Steam.

Content that accepts being questioned.

"Questionable content" = Content that may not actually be available in the game? Or available at all?

Valve knows all about questionable content.