For the free NSFW games, how are you going to age verify people for that sort of thing

With all these NSFW releases, I really wish they wouldn't bury the ability to filter them out of search/sale results as just another tag that can be filtered by if you notice the eye icons that appear on-hover.

It took me a long time just to notice that you could EXCLUDE things like "Release Status: Early Access" (i.e. Release Status: Whether you want a refund won't be known until the refund period is over)... let alone that you could type "nsfw" or "sexual content" into the Tags section and click the eye to close the tag in question.

I worry what this will do to GOG's efforts to make a good impression on new users.

(It doesn't help that GOG has no "saved/default filters" feature. It's annoying that, every time a new sale comes up, I have to click three checkboxes, change the Sort drop-down, drag the maximum price slider, and toggle two or three exclude filters, one of which requires as-you-type filtering in the tags list to find it... each of which requires a moment of delay while the changes apply because GOG has no NewEgg-style "toggle everything you want and then click Apply once" UI.)

Also look at the proportions of the character on the banner of Yu Crossing Animals

You can say she's 18 but those are the proportions of the toddler. Something is deeply wrong with gog at the moment.

What is happening to GOG? Who needs to go to horny jail so they can focus on actual curation of quality games?

Let's see, we have:

Dollar Store Zone-Tan
The worst typeface design I've ever seen
The "Glue" brush. (Slime Girls whatever, image 3) and a lazy image duplicate.
aaaaand...
Greater Value Brothel Anmal Crossing

Why lock it behind logins? I don't see anything on the game page that'd make the page itself actually be X-rated...

Then why can't just anybody check the steam page, if it's so innocent?
Also because sometimes tags are just not enough.

Why don't you ask Steam?

We talk about GOG pages here.

That's something that's wrong with Steam, ask them.

I wish there was a way to filter the prudes and puritans out of these topics.

This. Also don't forget the nanny state zombies. ;)

While none of these games appeal to me, i will defend their right to be here as much as any "murder simulator" or whatever.

People seriously need to get off the notion that the games they want do not come here because these do.
While others need to get a better grasp on what fictional character means.

Since when does GOG even have age verification? Or did you actually mean the "Yes, I am 18" verification that can hardly be called so?

Good to see that these games all list what kinds of content is in them, and specifically identify whether it's consensual.

Dreamcutter's non-pixel art looks reasonable, but the pixel art looks like a different and smaller lady.

Nayla's Castle has no gameplay screenshots at all. Also, it's claiming to be a Metroidvania, yet the titlescreen having a "Continue" but no "Load" suggests it's might only have a single savefile, and the "5 stages" suggests it might not be Metroid-like at all. The font is probably the high-point for me. Possibly so that it's impossible to check the Steam reviews of porn games without having a Steam account. More likely to restrict access to the screenshots and fan art that users post on the Steam Community page.