Yeah, AD is so inherently story-oriented that everything ties together well. Everything has some purpose at the core foundation. Even if FILF 2 tries to involve more overarching plots and character arcs, at the core of it, it just isn't that. There is merit in having both something like AD and FILF, but losing AD would be a huge loss.
They usually don't like "family oriented" games. The whole thing is some back to the future hommage. It's hard to avoid that and the plot still making sense.
We got Timestamps which is back to the future type with doing your younger Mom, etc. We've got Lust Theory which is all family oriented, we've got Summer with Mia...cough "Returning to Mia", Shut Up and Dance, Seducing the Devil, and the list goes on, and on.
and some games get very lucky with who's reviewing the games application to be accepted.
I said "usually"We got Timestamps which is back to the future type with doing your younger Mom, etc. We've got Lust Theory which is all family oriented, we've got Summer with Mia...cough "Returning to Mia", Shut Up and Dance, Seducing the Devil, and the list goes on, and on.
I think it goes by who the person/s who happen to be there that day to take the consideration into account. Hell, maybe they got someone like me who's okay with it and green lights one game, and someone who's a prude and doesn't like that and rejects it...I'm sure it's more involved. Just saying maybe devs/games get unlucky who their reviewers are and get reject
There are many many more which are not to be found on Steam and the named one except maybe Timestamps work perfectly fine without any lewd content. In Mia the player can choose the relationship, which is ok.
Well actually I do care if it's on Steam for once, that seems like it's the whole reason they stopped working on itI said "usually"
Steam is loaded with crap games, there must be something seriously wrong if they deny the content or at least some people complaining loudly (Badass Babes was removed as well, which is a fighting game).
But you are right, we can't really know, it's just speculation.
In the end ... I don't care if the game is on Steam or not. I'm long past Steam and try to avoid it these days. What I do care that this apparently was the reason for not continuing it which ist just stupid.
I remembered something. The reason why he can't go to Steam and any other commercial platform (at the moment?) might be something different entirely, specificly this one:Well actually I do care if it's on Steam for once, that seems like it's the whole reason they stopped working on it
No idea, if the name isn't trademarked it should be fine, but I can't see that's the reason it was rejected.
I am pretty sure that Accolade did trademark the name.
What I've seen, really the only thing Steam doesn't like is sex in school, I know that's what happened with Mia, that scene had to be removed, and change the name for it to be excepted, and that's all about family fuckery.
i think that expired on bankrupt.
doesn't like teachers banging schoolgirls cause then it potentially is underager getting fucked.
Intellectual property doesn't expire if a company goes bankrupt. Someone is selling the game legally, so that someone owns the rights now.
well yea accolade was bought and then buyer was bought (both times after bankrupt) so debatable if current owner still has trademarks on gamenames, new(est) owner has rights for games but does it have rights for names.
Totally true not made up bias reason AD didn't make it on steam. The email ICC recieved from them had one line
