Game manufacturer Valve has removed "No Mercy" from Steam in many countries

2025-04-11 22:38:15|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

With the attention of British media, game manufacturer Valve has removed a Steam game "No Mercy" from several countries, including the UK.The British Steam page of No Mercy describes the game as "a 3D choice-driven adult visual novel focusing on incest and male domination".

In advance, foreign media had contacted Valve about this game. After that, Valve did not respond and quietly removed the game from Steam in the UK and other countries.

Earlier, British Technical Secretary Peter Kyle, criticized Valve for allowing the sale of "No Mercy".Kyle told LBC: "We hope that all these tech companies will be able to delete them as soon as possible after they realize them." This is what the law requires, and what I ask as the Secretary of Technology, and of course, it is our expectation for platforms that have access to the social and economic privileges of Britain.”

While the Steam page of No Mercy does warn the game of violence, images and themes, Valve's storefront allows anyone to view the product page through the drop-down menu without further verification.

Game Ratings Authority, which manages the PEGI system in the UK, said that "games on Steam can apply for PEGI age ratings through our classification program", but this is not "mandatory by the platform" before the game was released in the store. Game Ratings Authority "has not classified the game" before the game was released on Steam, and was not required to do so afterwards.Dr Marie-Claire Isaaman, CEO of Women In Games, said the organization was shocked by recent reports on Steam games, which encouraged players to “become the most terrifying nightmare for every woman” and “never accept rejection.”"Isaaman said that games like No Mercy appearing on Steam is "completely unacceptable" because it "comes a clear and painful message that violence against women is not only tolerant, but playable." In addition, No Mercy is currently not available in Australia and Canada.

Currently, foreign media are continuing to follow up on the report, asking Valve why the game appeared on the Steam platform and why it was removed later.

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