WOO thank you for the list !!! i find it hard to keep track of these kinda things so this really helps with the excitement !
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Godly Love On Air CBT first glance:
- Game's fully voiced, including mobs.
- Beautiful NPCs (seriously, where do I pay to make blue-haired guy playable
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- Uncensored car sex not even 10 minutes from the start
- English translation is... well... It reminds me of cheap books for women from 90th
RIGHT the amount of passion this emanates has been so heartwarming...Like a dream come true for both the fans and the devs. I've always gotten dmmd vibes from the Elysium event story so I'm glad Olivine gets to be a pervert in a strange city again. The character interactions have been so fun and they even threw Mizuki enjoyers a bone with the overworld segment. Also I'm a Blade (and Clear, ofc) oshi so hearing "Culili" for the first time was like everything to me...
Man the second guy is my favorite design from what I've seen of this game- Beautiful NPCs (seriously, where do I pay to make blue-haired guy playable
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Let them in!!
The Demo Is Available Which Is Amazing , Will Be Trying It Out Later !
the side branch had olivine and rei talking about getting tattoos together it genuinely makes me so happy seeing him live out his dreams of being freak !!!!! his dynamic with kuya in the story is so so good as well <3 i just love seeing kuya get close to the other clan members
They have plenty of games with uncensored boobs, it's only fair that we have something to look at, too
I'm also waiting for this one. Didn't have a chance to play online version, wonder if they'll have event stories included, or it'll be main story only 
They have plenty of games with uncensored boobs, it's only fair that we have something to look at, too
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It does sound strange, but at the same time I'm pretty sure there are times when it's not the Steam decision, but more developers and/or publishers choices. Some games are ports from consoles, therefore they are censored, like Nie no machi (it's a long talk about this game alone, it's a wild thing they did with it).I guess it's more that Steam is so inconsistent with what is allowed and what isn't. I've commented on this before, but like:
- Dramatical Murder (Nitro+CHIRal / JAST) - only sold on Steam censored, so you have to go buy their uncensored patch on JAST's website.
- The Symbiant (HeartCoreDev) - sold on Steam censored, but you can literally download the uncensored patch through the Steam page as DLC.
- Love Love Sexy Salaryman (MADA Labo / MangaGamer) - sold on Steam censored, and you have to go buy the uncensored patch on MangaGamer's website.
- LuckyDog1 (tennenouji / MangaGamer) - sold on Steam completely uncensored, no patch needed.
- Norn's Dine (HIC*) - sold on Steam censored, and no uncensored patch available anywhere, despite the fact that you can buy it uncensored on Erolabs site.
And then they don't even allow a game like *This Game is Not Real to be RELEASED on Steam.
There are games that censor, games that don't censor, games that censor with a patch available elsewhere, games that censor with a patch available on Steam. Don't even get me started on the hentai content.
There is no consistency or reason and it honestly drives me nuts because it's not that they have rules that I dislike... it's that they make up rules based on, I dunno, freaking moon signs and smoke signals, dependent entirely on who is interpreting them. (And then they flip a coin just because...
) even where it's not prohibited. It recently was done with blood in Japanese version of Blood of the Dawnwalker, and there was a huge backlash for needless censorship, but it wasn't Steam who implemented it, it was publisher, I think.
It does sound strange, but at the same time I'm pretty sure there are times when it's not the Steam decision, but more developers and/or publishers choices. Some games are ports from consoles, therefore they are censored, like Nie no machi (it's a long talk about this game alone, it's a wild thing they did with it).
Sometimes it's a "censor just in case" like a modern custom to write the words like "rape" in strange ways (what is a "grape"
And sometimes, like with This Game is not Real it's indeed Steam's fault.
And I just want to see pretty dicks and manly boobs in all their glory
Anyway, I'm not going to put the blame for that game at Steam's feet. And so I come full circle to my original thought. The person who makes the decision is sitting at a desk somewhere, flipping a coin. "Heads. Yeah, okay, let that one through. Nope, they don't have to censor the peens." "Nope, nope, tails. That one doesn't pass, better luck next time!"
Thank you for clarification!First up, thank you for the reply. I get long-winded debating this kind of stuff, so I'll apologize in advance.
Nei no Machi isn't on my list of confusion and complaint for that specific reason - there is no uncensored patch anywhere because the publisher doesn't put out uncensored games. I am very well aware of the digital hoops they jumped through for the consensual peens (but hey, you can keep that non-con scene pretty much uncensored, it's FINE).
Ahem.
I won't rule out the possibility that some of the issue DOES come from the devs/publishers on the games I listed off, but I'm kinda leaning more toward "this is Steam's fault" because of the inconsistency of how games are handled even within a single publisher. MangaGamer has no problem providing uncensored patches for free on their site, and while Patient S Remedy was censored on Steam, Lucky Dog 1 - with its arguably more extreme endings - was not.
MangaGamer didn't even release the sequel to Naked Butlers on Steam - even though the original IS there. I can't imagine any reason a publisher - who has the first game in a series - doesn't want to advertise and sell the sequel on all platforms available to them in the hopes of increasing awareness and their sales, which makes me think Steam potentially said no based on the content for reasons beyond understanding.
I also can't imagine why a developer like Jast wouldn't make the 18+ DLC patches available on Steam directly - the likelihood of selling them there is higher than the newbie fujo or fudan who picked up baby's first Dramatical Murder there
Thank you for clarification!
I used Nie no Machi, because instead of already existing and perfectly working PC version with 18+ scenes, they sell a reverse-port from consoles, with deleted 18+ scenes, so it was an example of sellers fault. It wasn't because of blurred images, I know that all Japanese games have to do that because of Japanese porn law. So I do have a complain with them, how could they sell an sfw game with story, where at least half of everything is based on nsfw
But eh, no matter who is at fault, I'd like to see more BL games on Steam, as it's my main platform.
They aren't going to eos—I read the developer's letter. They're going to suspend the events while they fix and optimize the game. After all, what's the point of fixing a game if you're just going to eos after?
That's amazing news!
Was playing Nocti before, it's great that devs decided to release offline version.
I mean, you're right about them not EoSing now, but needing to do a "major rework" after a beta period (and if I remember right, even two of them!) and a measly few months of live service is a huge red flag. I wouldn't be surprised if this goes awry for them unless they find a good way to monetize the game in the meantime. I'm a free player this time so whatever happens, I'll be happy to just hitch a ride however long it lasts, but it's not normal for a gacha game to do this. The betas were a better time for big changes, doing this now is just so risky that it reads as kinda desperate to me, you know? If any game where I regularly spend money did this, this one move would make me wait and see what happens next before spending again.
There is no point in this, but this is how it can go if they go two months without major events, which is what they are about to do ;P So to sum up, of course I hope everything works out because I like SensUltra a lot, but in my humble opinion, this announcement is bad news. Wishing the devs a smooth landing though. (One more thing, I don't mean to imply they will EoS after exactly two months, just that things could easily go downhill from there if they aren't very careful.)
This is not good news, but this is not necessarily bad news. It's mostly neutral statement. Right now another big BL game is going out, they won't lose much by staying away for these two months, as they would suffer profits anyway. If anything, it's a good time for them to wait out. At least that's how I see it.
Same goes for Godly Love on Air - the more ikemen there are, the better
