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This also happened to steam a few days ago. They even changed their game policy stating that their payment processors determine the content allowed on steam.

• Tiberium 1y ago
  That's true, but at least Steam did not hide NSFW games from search/recommendations (if you had mature content enabled), which Itch.io did without warning. And I assume that NSFW games likely represent a far higher % of revenue/user activity compared to normal games for Itch than for Steam.
  • doublerabbit 1y ago
    While this rubs one the wrong way. Steam has the power to fight if it needed to hold its ground while it adjusts its policy. With itch, I doubt so. In one swell swoop itch would be in the water; immediately action required. I am not saying it's the correct way but to save a ship from being sank, credit card stuff are normally merciless...
  • Jackson__ 1y ago
    Mind you, the exact same situation steam faces right now, itch.io had been facing ~3 months ago. If the current state of itch.io is anything to go by, things are still likely to get worse for steam.
  • BlueTemplar 1y ago
    Steam *banned* a smaller fraction of games.