In partnership with developers, Game Marketplace Gog (Good Old Games) has launched a new website called Freedomtobuy.games that will allow you to download “adult” games for free. GOG believes that the website takes a position “against the silent erasure of creative works from digital shelves”, a kind of response to Steam’s recent decisions and itching to set up certain violent and explicit games of the sexuality of their respective platforms.
GOG currently offers 13 games for the next 48 hours, some with well -known scandals and others that seem to fall into the bucket “NSFW Visual Novel” which constitutes the majority of sexually explicit games on digital windows. The titles available for download are:
Postal 2, a The graphically violent game in open world is a notable inclusion because it was prohibited in New Zealand in 2004 and was struck off from the German version of Steam in 2016. Huniepop, One of the many Twitch streamers with “adults” games is explicitly prohibited to broadcast, also makes sense on the list. GOG has made a concerted effort to preserve games of all types, including keeping them so that they operate on current equipment. The purpose of making these games available to these games is as much a question of preservation as to emphasize how easy it is to put pressure on digital windows to delete content.
Valve’s decision to focus Steam titles has been repressed to a new rule that obliges games to comply with the standards established by payment processors that work with Steam. ITCH offered a similar explanation for the delisteners on its window, pointing to pressure payment processors received a non -profit organization called SHOUT collective. In the process, independent games like Vile: Exhumed have been struck off, mainly to represent things that could make a certain group of uncomfortable people.
Itch, for his part, seems to try to bring as many games to his window as possible. The platform restores free NSFW games and says it is still in talks with its payment partners on the restoration of paid games on its window.
