Sabin_Stargem: That is dumb. Perverse games tend to have lower production values for two reasons:

1: There weren't as many people being able to openly develop these games, so their skills couldn't grow nor could they experiment much. For the last five or so years, I have been seeing many western hentai projects getting much better art, customization, and creativity.

2: Money. If you can't afford to give developers a living wage, then it is harder for people to team up and create quality games. By being forced to work in the shadows, developers of perverse games couldn't afford bread for their tables. They needed 'real' jobs and stockpile enough wealth to safely create their games.

People who call perverse games slop, aren't thinking about WHY. It has nothing to do with sex itself, but rather how morality police have done their best to suppress culture.

VBProject: Can I claim each game separately? I don't want some of those.

VBProject: Can I claim each game separately? I don't want some of those.

_ChaosFox_: Erm, no, they don't. If they make a big promotional campaign about "standing up to censorship" and then cave at the mere threat that it might violate some nation or another's draconian laws, then it's just lip service.

China's bizarre obsession with Pooh Bear memes and mentions of Taiwan as a separate country.

Germany's draconian censorship laws that abuse the constitutional principle of "youth protection", even though it is more about moral panic rather than protecting youth.

Russia's attempts to suppress any mention or endorsement of LGBTQ+ content.

You cannot make a meaningful stand against creeping censorship without standing up to dictatorial regimes like China, Russia and increasingly the US, or making a stand against ideology-driven bureaucrats like those in Germany or the UK. Laws are not inherently just or correct, and if the likes of GOG and Valve just cave at the first threat, what hope is there for gaming?

GordonFJ: I would like to claim some of the games, but in New Zealand: "Postal 2" and "Lust Theory" are both banned and thus are illegal to buy,import and own (digital included). The penalties for breaching the law are heavy including imprisonment and massive fines.

If I click on an individual game "Claim" button, I just get redirected to claim the entire bundle which is poisoned by these 2 illegal games.

Can I have individual Claim codes please? Otherwise I can claim zero!

argamasa: In that case the better (or only) is to use a VPN, a secure one.

Ps: can you use this code? freedomtobuygames

Now if you claim a copy appears this code: FREEDOMTOBUYGAMES

Code expires on Aug 3, 2032

GordonFJ: It's not a VPN issue. I can claim just fine without a VPN if I choose. The issue is that it makes me a criminal as ownership is illegal in NZ. Can you understand the issue here? I cannot claim the entire bundle as this would be illegal. I can see the bundle, click the button - but if I follow through on the code redemption page, then I incriminate myself due to NZ law.

At present, my ownership and account is all legal because I do not own the banned games.

argamasa: Have you seen this post of Palestine (user), maybe is helpful for you?

https://www.gog.com/forum/general/massive_giveaways_blog/post5915

GordonFJ: It's all or nothing - tell me otherwise.

GordonFJ: Yes I have seen the post. If I go to say Treasure Of Nadia gog page, "add to cart" - the game is not free. I don't understand how any advice from the user helps me cherry pick a specific game from the bundle. It's all or nothing - tell me otherwise.