When writing about Steam Greenlight a week or two back, Reid mentioned Seduce Me, a game that was pulled from the service due to its risqué content. Seduce Me, if the name doesn't already kind of give it away, is a game about sex. In it, a faceless young man attempts to romance any of a group of different women; his success is marked by wooing his partner into having sex with him through apparently explicit scenes. The message received from Valve by Seduce Me's developer, No Reply Games, explained that the game had been removed from Greenlight because Steam does not sell "offensive" titles.
Steam Greenlight is officially no more, but does Valve's new Steam Direct actually improve things for players and indie developers?
Valve s**t the bed with greenlight in the first place, what makes anyone think this is going to be an improvement? The gatekeeper is different, but the same stupidity still guards entry.
Join Hardlydan and Amras89 for game talk and fun! This time, The Gamesmen talk about the Pokémon Direct, a ransom to CD Projekt Red, Valve shutting down Greenlight, what EA announced for E3, and what Microsoft announced for E3. Games discussed are Mass Effect: Andromeda, Mafia III, Ori and The Blind Forest, Valiant Hearts, Gears of War 4, Everspace, Max Payne 3, Agatha Christie - The ABC Murders, Wonder Boy: The Dragon’s Trap, Dragon Age Inquisition, Street Fighter V, and Bravely Second: End Layer.
OVERTURN will be coming to HTC Vive and Oculus Rift in Summer 2017.
