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When we submitted our game's store page for Steam to review, they told us exactly which rule we broke and how we needed to fix it. That's how you tell companie
by raincole 3y ago
When we submitted our game's store page for Steam to review, they told us exactly which rule we broke and how we needed to fix it.
That's how you tell companies who care about their users and those don't.
(Not saying Steam never did shady stuff)
- johnnyanmac 3y ago> Not saying Steam never did shady stuff They seem very opaque on rules broken whenever you submit VN's. Which is odd given the... variety of VN steam offers. You can have stuff rated by the ESRB rejected, you can have sequels to games that are still being sold on Steam rejected. some SFW VN's are also rejected, so it's not as simple as sexual content not being allowed. Then you go on the page and are recommended "Sex with Furry Hitler 3" and can't help but wonder if you simply got the wrong reviewer.