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No.

Other than it looking like a shit game, I have no problem with it being on Steam.

"if you don;t know the game it basically says that pregnant women are being held against their will and forced to hand their child over for horrible experiments"

Seen that idea in shows (Even Battlestar Galactica to some point) and movies before, so I don't see why games should shun away from things like that.

The game seems to be clunky though.

As much as I am disgusted, I clicked on "Yes" simply because I am against censorship.

Btw, when I saw the word "youthdrainers" I thought this was a thread about games we wasted our youth on. :D

Censorship is bad, mmmkay?

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In Dragonia a fairy is ravaged by Dragons, so her virginity can take away their evil.

The quality of the game kind of offends me but quality is no longer a standard on the steam store :)

Nothing special about this game one way or the other as far as I can tell.

Well apart from the fact that censorship is bad, the main problem with that game is that it appears to be complete crap.
There are games I wish didn't exist (e.g. FEMINAZI: The Triggering), but if you start removing them where do you stop?

It looks like it takes inspiration from B production horror flicks of 70s and 80s. There were many "evil dwarves" movies back then. Not good ones, mind you, but that can be said for the game based on the screenshots and videos.

I'm fine with anything being on Steam, as long as it works.
This game is a piece of crap. I tried to play it, but it was so shit I gave up like after 5 minutes. I'm still fine with it being available.

No, it's a horrible game. It can't even be completed. Author has no plans on completing it.

The theme of evil taking advantage of pregnant women is a classic one, and includes some high profile well regarded works (like Rosemary's Baby). I can understand people feeling uncomfortable with it, but that's pretty much the point of horror.

But like others said, this looks like a crappy game. I would much rather that Valve stop games with bad playability (such as very little content or no ability to finish the game) than stop games based on their themes. Granted, I understand that some themes warrant action, but in this case, a classic theme, implemented such that a woman takes action herself, seems reasonable to me.

i mean i like sex and nudity in games but is this too far

I don't like sex and nudity in games (given that it's rarely handled well), but I don't think anything is "too far". If it clearly advertises what it contains, it's up to you whether or not to get it. If the subject matter seems distasteful, don't get it. If it looks like the game is terrible (which this certainly does), then again, don't get it. Feel free to have your opinions on what should and shouldn't be in a game, but don't force them on others.

Just a shite game, I would mark it as "not interested" and move on.

Absolutely no reason why it shouldn`t be on steam, apart from it looking like a shit game.

controversial subjects are no reason to ban a game from being sold
(the reviews mentioning the game is horrible and can't even be completed do seem like a good reason for it being kicked off the store, but for the reasons brought up, I still voted yes in the poll)

The game looks bad, but then again a lot of people say that The Cat Lady looks like garbage at a quick glance, and that's one of my favourites (and considered a bit of a sleeper hit).
Having disturbing plot pieces shouldn't be enough to have a game banned, even if they're badly written. A lot of action games already rely on the gorn-like aspect to cover up their lack of finely tuned gameplay. So many horror games rely on nothing but startle-scares and rehashed "find notes in a forest" or "carefully monitor your battery usage" crap, but some people eat them up and seem to enjoy them.

Controversy can be manufactured or just the result of pointless moral superiority. Remember when Bioshock had people completely up in arms because people thought you were given free reign to randomly and mindlessly murder children? What about "Bully" being a degenerate game because you could apparently attack teachers as well as the other students?

The review system is there for a reason. Unless the game is outright shovelware designed to abuse the system, or too far off into the pornographic aspect, then leave it be.

"it basically says that pregnant women are being held against their will and forced to hand their child over for horrible experiments"

This is a very cliched story element that has been used to death by thousands of movies and books in the past. It's up there with "Some good looking teens go for a vacation and get stalked by a masked killer" as far as tropes go. If this is "new" to you, then you should broaden your horizons a bit.