Super Seducer 3: Steam has banned and removed the game from its store

According to what emerged in the last few hours, Steam has banned and removed Super Seducer 3 from your digital store. As can be seen from the message delivered by the US platform, which you can easily retrieve at the bottom of the article, the game has been removed because it has inside explicit sexual content featuring real people. According to reports, Valve's decision would be final, so there should be no opening for further second thoughts. Here's what the email says in detail:

We have finished reviewing your latest build and will not be able to make Super Seducer 3 available on Steam. As we mentioned earlier, Steam does not share sexually explicit images of real people. After several complaints and reviews, we believe we are in a bind and therefore it is a final decision. We have no additional feedback or details to share beyond what has been provided in previous conversations.

But that's not all, the US giant advised the development team to create a new App ID completely free of charge, thus allowing the company to publish on the store in the future. Valve (if he wanted to) a new IP, even if the latter must be completely unrelated to the real dating simulator. Waiting to find out how the story will evolve, if the parties in question will be able to reach a compromise (or if the software house decides to rely on other stores), at the moment Super Seducer 3 it is not available for purchase at any digital store, since the latest effort by RLR Training Inc was only present on Steam. To find out more, at the following link you can find ours review complete.

Steam has BANNED and removed Super Seducer 3 from the store. They will not allow its release in any form. Our page has disappeared and 61.700 wishlists have disappeared. Before that they told me to expect "approval or feedback". We repeatedly said we would do whatever they needed

Steam have BANNED and removed Super Seducer 3 from the store. They will not allow it to be released in any form.

Our page is gone and 61,700 wish lists are gone.

Prior to this they told me expect either “approval or feedback”.
We repeatedly said we'd do whatever they needed pic.twitter.com/hVuDcvzL2n

- Richard La Ruina (@RichardGambler) March 20, 2021