One game that always raises controversy is heading to PC platforms this week, and what's even better is that it has now been Steam Deck verified. One Of The Most Critically Acclaimed Games Of All ...

Kill the Justice League is currently 95% off on Steam at just $3.49, marking a historical low. Despite controversy and poor reception, Rocksteady continues to support the live-service game.

Zerat Games—the developers behind No Mercy—posted a lengthy response to the controversy on Steam, addressing calls for the game’s delisting. In the statement the studio confirmed it was ...

According to the developer, Valve -- the company behind Steam -- sent a statement ... not Kotaku's Nathan Grayson wrote about the game's other controversial moments: One involves parading a ...

ZERAT Games on April 11 decided to remove the controversial XXX game “No Mercy” from Steam, a digital distribution service of Valve Corp., after netizens deemed the game’s theme to be ...

However, as the controversy surrounding the game's content went viral, No Mercy was banned in the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia. Zerat Games then removed the game from Steam, stating ...

After a controversial and confusing reveal ... SuperAuthenti has replaced the Game Awards trailer altogether on Steam. The gameplay-focused video, which was captured in-game this time, shows ...

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Ahead of Borderlands 4, fans of the action RPG series from Gearbox Software are rallying online to share their thoughts on ...

SEATTLE — A Bellevue tech company has been thrust into a global controversy over ... on its digital platform. The game No Mercy was previously available on Steam, which is owned by Valve ...

and the baby Valve’s new policy has birthed is a controversy many people knew was just a matter of time: Another outrage-bait game called Rape Day was put on Steam, people got mad, and Valve ...