Valve has decided the ban was an error it won't be repeating.
Valve has decided, in its inscrutable and mysterious way, to reverse course on a previously-announced ban on the Steam release of, an anime visual novel and crime against the semicolon published by the developers of Danganronpa. Good timing, too: the game releases today.has its exceptions, as developer MAGES discovered when its port of 2009's Chaos;Head Noah was unceremoniously.
To be fair, there are several things you could point at. The"Mature Content Description" on Chaos;Head's Steam page reads like its writer thought their job was to just write down everything that could be considered mature content in the world ever. There's knives, strangling, torture,"mangled fingers, dangling entrails," and"exposed brains". Plus, horror of horrors,"partially exposed breasts and buttocks".
None of that really seems like it would be enough to draw Valve's ire, though: some people point to the game's lingerie DLC for its high school characters as a potential point of contention, but all we have is speculation. Either way, Valve has decided that—whatever it was—it's not a problem anymore.
In fact, Valve has"examined the process" that led it to the ban decision and"made some changes to avoid situations like this in the future," so let a hundred senpais bloom. There was a fairly loudto save the game's Steam release, complete with a requisite Change.org petition. Perhaps that caught the attention of Steam employees, or perhaps someone just had a dramatic change of heart in the depths of Valve's offices. That would be pretty anime.
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