Gay and transgender murder video game pulled from gaming website Steam after complaints | Gay Star News

So hate didn't quite sell as one had hoped for.  When that didn't reap the "prosperity" expected, Hermen pulled a social experiment card stating that his game isn't reflective of his views and was trying to offend people to prove a point.

Online gaming website Steam have removed a controversial video game from availability after complaints were made about it’s violent homophobic and transphobic content by users.

‘Kill The Faggot’ was created and uploaded by Skaldic Games to Steam’s Steam Greenlight section which allows game developers to showcase their games and let the Steam user community decide which ones they want to be made commercially available through Steam.

Steam does not actively vet games for offensive content but developers must pay $100 to get their game onto Steam Greenlight as a quality control barrier.
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Skaldic Games are claiming that the game was not intended to encourage hatred or violence towards LGBTI people but to protest political correctness in the gaming industry by making the ‘most overly offensive game possible to these idiots to prove a point.’

‘As for an apology - ain’t gonna happen,’ Skaldic Games wrote in a statement in response to their game being pulled from Steam.

Gay and transgender murder video game pulled from gaming website Steam after complaints | Gay Star News

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