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Swan · 10-04-2025, 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Cherie

There are 138 games based around incest currently on Steam

That's 138 too many, but they're not in any way popular. And as sick as they are only actually account for less than 0.1% of games on steam.

They shouldn't exist, they're all sick, all of those sex/abuse/incest/rape games should be banned. But i do hate how the media will lump in mainstream games that are violent with sexually depraved games for sickos!

Not comparable.

arista · 10-04-2025, 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Swan

Tbh, there is a MASSIVE difference with these weird perverted sex/abuse/rape games (which aren't popular in the mainstream in any way shape or form) than there is in hugely popular games like GTA V etc.

All im saying is, as a gamer, its ridiculous to put this new f'd up rape game in the same category as a GTA game, or any violent game mainstream game like CS for example for that matter.

Yes GTA5
is a fantastic Adult Game.

On a PS5 you have a new weapon,
An Axe.

Utter Bliss

Beso · 10-04-2025, 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by arista

Yes GTA5
is a fantastic Adult Game.

On a PS5 you have a new weapon,
An Axe.

Utter Bliss

Can you strike a lady over the head with it multiple times?

Cherie · 10-04-2025, 11:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Swan

That's 138 too many, but they're not in any way popular. And as sick as they are only actually account for less than 0.1% of games on steam.

They shouldn't exist, they're all sick, all of those sex/abuse/incest/rape games should be banned. But i do hate how the media will lump in mainstream games that are violent with sexually depraved games for sickos!

Not comparable.

I agree with all that

Swan · 10-04-2025, 11:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Beso

Can you strike a lady over the head with it multiple times?

Yes, and a man. However, nothing in the game encourages you to do so. It's 0000000000.1% of what you can do, if you CHOOSE to in a game literally full of actual objectives.

You can't compare GTA to this new rape game, this new game is centres around rape and degrading women, GTA doesn't centre around that in any way.

Glenn. · 10-04-2025, 11:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Swan

Yes, and a man. However, nothing in the game encourages you to do so. It's 0000000000.1% of what you can do, if you CHOOSE to in a game literally full of actual objectives.

You can't compare GTA to this new rape game, this new game is centres around rape and degrading women, GTA doesn't centre around that in any way.

100% this.

Beso · 10-04-2025, 11:23 AM

Pretty sure killing and kidnap are involved in the games mission settings.

Swan · 10-04-2025, 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Cherie

I agree with all that

Basically, i will always defend mainstream gaming, and i always this example -

There are those really sick underground films out there, right?! Like some actual snuff films, and some of those acted but extremely weird torture films. No one in their right mind would watch or get enjoyment from them, only sickos. Luckily those films are avoidable, you wont come across them scrolling through Netflix, or googling "scary movie recommendations". Same as you wont find these f'd up games unless you know about them and actively seek them out. 99.9% of people wouldn't want to play them, and wont play them anyway.

However, we ALL watch mainstream films that don't necessarily encourage violence, but have tons of murder, shootings, violence in them. We enjoy them, take it all with a pinch of salt, it's entertaining. Most good stories contain some form of violence and conflict. Yet, after watching say John Wick, we're not all gonna go out with guns and start shooting everyone.

Same with a decent game, yes, they're violent, we play them, we get invested in them, we enjoy them, it's entertainment. Doesn't mean we're gonna go outside, start stealing random cars left right and centre and run people over because they get in our way whilst we drive at break neck speeds trying to complete a bank heist with $$$$ in the boot.

Swan · 10-04-2025, 11:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Beso

Pretty sure killing and kidnap are involved in the games mission settings.

I like you Parm, but put the Daily Mail down mate.

Beso · 10-04-2025, 11:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Swan

I like you Parm, but put the Daily Mail down mate.

Daily mail, you're a slag.

Swan · 10-04-2025, 11:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Beso

Daily mail, you're a slag.

Ironically, you can do all kinda of despicable stuff in Red Dead Redemption 2, but despite of that i reckon you'd love the look and story of that game. Look it up, most beautiful game and story ever made.

The Last Of Us 1 and 2 would also be a game with a story i think you'd appreciate. Beautiful game

Cherie · 10-04-2025, 12:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Ammi

…I don’t know anything about this site but according to this article, the game was only available for 24 hours and was removed from Steam…

https://thewhitehatter.ca/blog/when-...ersy-on-steam/

…but a presume that young people will have Steam accounts so they have to be accountable for why it was put out there in the first place to become available…

I don't know how reliable this site is, LBC were investigating this and brought it to the attention of Steam at the end of last week, Steam have not communicated but the game was taken down at 10.30 last night. It appears it was pulled by Australia and Canada after 24 hours so maybe that is what the link is referring to but is misleading as has been available in the UK for weeks and the link does not load for me at any rate

The computer game "No Mercy" centres around a male protagonist who is encouraged to "become every woman's worst nightmare", and "never take no for an answer."

The game launched on Steam last month and is described by its own developers as containing violence, incest, blackmail, and what they describe as "unavoidable non-consensual sex."

After LBC revealed it was still available on Steam in the UK, it emerged that Australian and Canadian officials had swiftly made it unavailable for download.

Earlier - the technology secretary Peter Kyle told LBC he was "deeply worried" about it and that Steam, which has millions of users, must take it down.

The aunt of Zara Aleena - who was murdered in east London in 2022 - said the "government must act" to remove the game.

Officials in Australia pulled it for being ‘unclassified’.

A spokesman for Australia’s department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts said: “The computer game, No Mercy, is unclassified and has now been removed from sale from the Steam platform in Australia.

”After a public backlash the game was also removed from Steam in Canada after less than 24 hours.

Read more: Fury over rape and incest game that tells players to be 'women's worst nightmare', as Tech Secretary slams PC giant

Read more: Australia and Canada pull rape and incest game that tells players to be 'women's worst nightmare'

Pepe Di'Iasio, General Secretary of the Association of School of College Leaders told LBC: “Just copy Australia. Australia seems to have got a grip on this, they seem to have acted swiftly.

"They realise they have to protect young people who are at the heart of this… I think that we’ve got a game of tennis taking place between Ofcom and tech companies, what we’re seeing is people blaming one another.

"Let’s get the legislation doing what it should do and let’s make sure we can protect the young people who are most at threat from this right now.”

https://www.lbc.co.uk/tech/video-gam...n-uk-no-mercy/

arista · 10-04-2025, 12:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Beso

Can you strike a lady over the head with it multiple times?

Of Course
GTA5 is an Adult Game.

Then the Police track you down

Beso · 10-04-2025, 12:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Swan

Ironically, you can do all kinda of despicable stuff in Red Dead Redemption 2, but despite of that i reckon you'd love the look and story of that game. Look it up, most beautiful game and story ever made.

The Last Of Us 1 and 2 would also be a game with a story i think you'd appreciate. Beautiful game

Give me fable any day over any of that. You can't beat farting in a woman's face.

Swan · 10-04-2025, 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Beso

Give me fable any day over any of that. You can't beat farting in a woman's face.

Livia · 10-04-2025, 02:50 PM

I've lost count of the poor, innocent zombies I've slaughtered in cold blood over the years.

Mystic Mock · 13-04-2025, 05:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

Is that the promotion for the Game?

I think that the developers need to be put on a watchlist tbh, because you can't even avoid the rape scenarios apparently.

That tells me that it's a fantasy for at least one of the developers working on the Game.

Mystic Mock · 13-04-2025, 05:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Quantum Boy

Not to get too pedantic but I think an important distinction - Steam doesn't release games... it's just a storefront/platform and has nothing to do with developing or releasing games.

That said of course - they shouldn't be listing it/selling it, and it shouldn't be legal for it to exist. Unfortunately though, while this seems to be hitting mainstream, this is not the first game of this sort, the most famous being "RapeLay" way back in 2006. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RapeLay

I've read up on RapeLay in the past.

That is some ****ed up stuff.

Mystic Mock · 13-04-2025, 05:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Livia

Grand Theft Auto allowed you to drive a prostitute out to the desert and beat her to death with a baseball bat as I recall and it's on sequel 6 isn't it? I guess entertainment by abusing women is not new. I find it hard to square this with Mickey Rourke saying a hurty word to a lesbian and being warned while people can buy and play these games with impunity. Like bots said earlier, the world is ****ed.

The difference with GTA is that you don't have to beat up Prostitutes if you don't want to.

Where as this No Mercy Game is making you play as the rapist with no choices to opt out.

Mystic Mock · 13-04-2025, 05:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Beso

All violent video games should be banned, not just this one.

So we'd only have Paw Patrol Games in your world.

With all due respect.

Livia · 13-04-2025, 08:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

The difference with GTA is that you don't have to beat up Prostitutes if you don't want to.

Where as this No Mercy Game is making you play as the rapist with no choices to opt out.

Still quite a disturbing option.

Maru · 13-04-2025, 11:25 PM

It's reflective of modern society. The de-stigmatization and de-moralization of so many aspects of life, the obsession over going beyond the erosion of norms and also how culture is often expected to be shaped economically (through consumer lifestyle choices).

So I guess now we're at point where enough people can find employment (and enjoyment) in that kind of material to make an actual product (not just a concept) and also that the game can be even considered to be potentially profitable. What does that say?

There is an audience out there with a taste for graphic themes obviously, but we usually see it as the character being the spectator/survivor and often in the reading realm (comics/books/e-novels)... not the gamey one...

Some consider games to be more ethical than the live action/filmed scenes since there are no potential victims, but still more stimulating than the reading/comics where most of the edgiest stuff would go with scant censorship in the past. Since reading & writing are considered the traditional venues for Freedom of Expression, even for the most degenerate...

As others have mentioned, there's games that touch these themes in tehir mechanics and they do allow a degree of freedom to explore aspects of the "being a horrible person" life. For example, you can be an actual bloodthirsty assassin in Elder Scrolls games with full cut scenes and all like it's an actual fetish. The freedom aspect in games for many is just "progressing the art", though ... and our culture repeatedly reanimates itself with the logic of "we've already gone this far.. why not further". Our culture is based around, after all, the expansion of moral logic to accommodate personal freedoms, anything and everything, yada yada. So is it really a surprise there would be a game that goes that far.