Don't know if anyone is willing to confirm if it's the same for every game in the bundle, but Agony has both version of the game - censored and uncensored -, House Party's uncensored DLC isn't in the bundle and has to be bought separately, Treasures of Nadia has a NSFW filter as a game option. This leads me to believe that most if not all of the games presented in the bundle have the option to hide the explicit NSFW content.

That wasn't up to GOG, the publisher censored the game and then tried to patch in the missing content, which maybe isn't possible because it has to be approved from the start (that's my theory anyway)

Oh, don't get me wrong here.
Onlyfans is big, but it is if Youtube and Patreon had a child for housing little porn producers.
I was more referring to the big movie production companies inside the USA, that still shit out large movies and make a ton of cash. To my knowledge they avoided to pee on that tree directly.

[ ] I did read the terms of service before joining, that tell me that GoG has a much higher age restriction then Facebook (16 with parents allowance, 18 without)...


It was Bethesdas decision what to sell and what not to sell...

Didn't expect to see people from Collective Shout in this thread, but here we are.

I wonder if GoG has even the vaguest idea what damage this PR stunt has done to it's reputation.....

At best it's "hello fellow kids" level stuff.

Thanks for proving my point.

So stunning. So brave.

Glad to see that GOG is against censorship!
I hope they can also have alternative ways to pay for the games that are censored by those visa and mastercard.
Hopefully we get some regulations from the goverments and cut those monopolist up like it should. To much power on such companies are to much.

waiting for GoG to prove it's actually against all censorship by adding a "courage" section where people can put anything they like into games regardless of whether anyone objects or not.... how about an antivax game where the hero is a ghost that hates alphabets or something.

The tweet about this got almost 70,000 likes on Twitter, and made gaming news sites and the front pages of gaming subreddits. Of course it's a PR stunt but I seriously doubt GOG is worse off now than before.

It's literally the best move they could've done, a simple statement that can potentially bring a lot of customers here

Go shitpost elsewhere (or even better, don't)

That says more about what currently is the gaming press, twitter and reddit than it does about the long term damage.

I was going to comment on Gawgstopo post for being very hypocritical . You beat me to it.

Here, fish >('>.

You realize this issue goes beyond just porn games. It's testing the waters to see what they can control and stop people from buying things with our own money. This is not only about video games..

If people don't stand against this it will open a door to even worse restrictions..