"I explained to them that I don't consider the game pornographic as it's not intended to titillate"Įek continued: "I know there are many games with nudity, and there are also games with sex scenes as well, including really popular titles, so it's all rather confusing and I don't know exactly where the line is or what in particular I should be censoring. "I explained to them that I don't consider the game pornographic as it's not intended to titillate, but rather is intended to be a humorous and quirky game," Eek Games said in a blog post. However, it did tell Eek that House Party would be reinstated once a modification that automatically censors certain scenes had been implemented and tested.
Valve has removed Eek Games' House Party from sale on Steam, after it received complaints regarding "pornographic" content.Īccording to Eek Games, Valve offered little detail regarding either the "nature of the complaints" or what, exactly, was considered pornographic.
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