Not gone but definitely hidden. You can still find their pages if you already were watching them but they don't come up in searches. Payment processers throwing their weight around as moral police clearly scared them.Itch io gone, guys, It has literally removed almost all porn games. There are only 9 BEgame of them left that come up with the search, the others have been completely blacked out.
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damn 9, i got nothing when i lookedItch io gone, guys, It has literally removed almost all porn games. There are only 9 BEgame of them left that come up with the search, the others have been completely blacked out.
only ones i can still look at are the ones i saved in my collection
Yukariin
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itch's official statementItch io gone, guys, It has literally removed almost all porn games. There are only 9 BEgame of them left that come up with the search, the others have been completely blacked out.
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you can find most of the games on the list if you already have the link/have them in your feed. but its because of visa/mastercard pulling their support or some crap.
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Sawsk
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it's gonna get to a point where sites like F95 WILL be the best place to find adult games IN GENERAL instead of it just being a sharing site. It's so over for normal sites lmao
I think the key issue here concern more the creators than consumers pov. Yes, I'm confident consumers will still have access to specialized websites that fly under the radar of the 2 or 3 majors payments processors
BUT sex workers who make a living by creating stuff (yes, porn game creators are by design sex workers) are being hit the hardest. Many can no longer monetize their work - itch (and steam too I believe?) has suspended transactions for adult creators: since last night, and their surprise GCU update, when a consumer buy an adult game, Itch holds the money until the game is "reviewed".If itch approves the game, the money is released to the creator; if not: the buyer is refunded. But with When they will review all the games with only ~100 employees? No one knows
If people can't make a leaving from there work, there will be far less content produced, and with a huge drawback in quality
There is also 2 things I'd like to point out:
- Platforms like F95zone or LoversLab rely heavily on ads or sponsorships. Running large forums and hosting huge databases costs money; and vatly rely on those payment processors: we already saw this happened with mindgeek (pornhub, redtube, youporn, ...)
- Japanese platforms like dlsite and independant creators on local Patreon have already seen their aggreements directly cutted off too:
TLDR: It's getting much harder for sex workers to survive through content creation. Even if fan-running alternative sites emerge, the quantity - and quality - of available content will likely decrease. And that's coming just from the pressure exerted by the payment processors alone; there are already other ongoing purinatical and anti-lgbt efforts censorship as well. itch, for instance, has used the "anti-porn" excuse to remobe lgbt themed content.
On a side note, even if someone feels okay with the "anti-lgbt" censorship or just doesn't care, don't worry the pattern is known from a long time: first they come for what you don’t care about… and then they’ll target content you do.
BUT sex workers who make a living by creating stuff (yes, porn game creators are by design sex workers) are being hit the hardest. Many can no longer monetize their work - itch (and steam too I believe?) has suspended transactions for adult creators: since last night, and their surprise GCU update, when a consumer buy an adult game, Itch holds the money until the game is "reviewed".If itch approves the game, the money is released to the creator; if not: the buyer is refunded. But with When they will review all the games with only ~100 employees? No one knows
If people can't make a leaving from there work, there will be far less content produced, and with a huge drawback in quality
There is also 2 things I'd like to point out:
- Platforms like F95zone or LoversLab rely heavily on ads or sponsorships. Running large forums and hosting huge databases costs money; and vatly rely on those payment processors: we already saw this happened with mindgeek (pornhub, redtube, youporn, ...)
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- Japanese platforms like dlsite and independant creators on local Patreon have already seen their aggreements directly cutted off too:
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- and even though these websites use local japanese payment processors, those are under attack as well
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TLDR: It's getting much harder for sex workers to survive through content creation. Even if fan-running alternative sites emerge, the quantity - and quality - of available content will likely decrease. And that's coming just from the pressure exerted by the payment processors alone; there are already other ongoing purinatical and anti-lgbt efforts censorship as well. itch, for instance, has used the "anti-porn" excuse to remobe lgbt themed content.
On a side note, even if someone feels okay with the "anti-lgbt" censorship or just doesn't care, don't worry the pattern is known from a long time: first they come for what you don’t care about… and then they’ll target content you do.
Sawsk
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There are always many job offers available, why are you acting like THESE "sex workers" (i don't really like the comparison: most adult game devs just sit in their room, milk the patreon/subscribestar, and release an update every few months, compared to IRL sex work which is much, much different) are some marginalized, different species that HAS to be protected. Get a normal job like the rest of us?
Obviously only talking about the devs here.
queueue
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A lot to say on this, although obviously this thread is not exactly a meaningful soap box. Briefly, I think Collective Shout's actions show ignorance, either willful or otherwise, of the fact that forcing communities underground typically does not result in them stopping, but fighting harder and becoming more radical. "Real" sex workers in places where prostitution is legalized are safer. Fiction, especially from the generally small-time independent people usually found on Itch, is even more murky. Collective Shout even tried to ban Detroit: Become Human, even though it's a (clumsy and heavy-handed) attempt to actually tell a story about resisting and overcoming these damaging power structures.
Given these facts, and founder Melinda Tankard Reist's personal politics, I think it's clear that they are not acting in good faith, and that makes their attempts to ban truly sexually violent content hollow. It's only because they are aligned with power, risk-averse (or similarly conservative) payment processors in this case, that they are able to bully their way into being the moral arbiters of pornography. Until then, I'm glad I've been curating my personal archives, and that there are places like here and others that do not depend so much on the currently-dominant structures of power.
Sawsk, I think that the comparison of erotic game devs to prostitutes is pretty weak too, but who do you think makes many of the games you come here to get? Do you think that these people will stop if, somehow, all the devs offered their games for free, or do you think they might lobby with, say, hosting providers, search engines, and IAAS companies like Cloudflare once the easy wins through payment providers dries up?
Given these facts, and founder Melinda Tankard Reist's personal politics, I think it's clear that they are not acting in good faith, and that makes their attempts to ban truly sexually violent content hollow. It's only because they are aligned with power, risk-averse (or similarly conservative) payment processors in this case, that they are able to bully their way into being the moral arbiters of pornography. Until then, I'm glad I've been curating my personal archives, and that there are places like here and others that do not depend so much on the currently-dominant structures of power.
Sawsk, I think that the comparison of erotic game devs to prostitutes is pretty weak too, but who do you think makes many of the games you come here to get? Do you think that these people will stop if, somehow, all the devs offered their games for free, or do you think they might lobby with, say, hosting providers, search engines, and IAAS companies like Cloudflare once the easy wins through payment providers dries up?
Siegfried_Eichenwald
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Guys just a reminder, this is the BE game archive, go discuss everything not related somewhere else please. And this is not a thread to ask if someone has this game or this one, there's a thread for that too.
EVERY notification for the past 3 weeks or more have been false hope.
EVERY notification for the past 3 weeks or more have been false hope.
queueue
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Alright, I understand where you're coming from, Pletok. In spite of the news sparking this productive conversation, there have been some recently updated games on Itch that have some BE content. In spite of the news, these are still accessible via direct links. Disclaimer - these are primarily text games and use AI-generated art, but they both (especially Big Aspirations) have some quite alright BE content in my book.
I monitor VNDB, Itch (previously), DLSite, Sukebei, Kemono, and Pixiv, and as far as I can tell there has not been a quality BE-focused release within the last three weeks anywhere.
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- Primarily a magical pregnancy simulator with no sex and a surprisingly convoluted story in the second half, but some characters (a cow and a cat in particular) have an extended storyline focused on large breasts/breast expansion.
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- Received a recent update that added some additional BE focus, although the game is still primarily a WG game. It can be challenging and grindy, but the intersecting narratives make it a little interesting for me. Specifically, the best route for BE is marrying Jamie and pursuing the donut shop storyline.I monitor VNDB, Itch (previously), DLSite, Sukebei, Kemono, and Pixiv, and as far as I can tell there has not been a quality BE-focused release within the last three weeks anywhere.
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Siegfried_Eichenwald
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What is this weird habit of adding pregnancy or weight gain to breast expansion? If I want to see it, I can just go to any McDonald's
queueue
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Big thing good, bigger thing better. Neuron activation.
Also, here's Project Realism 0.3.0 - Request Thread - Main Thread -
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If anyone needs it uploaded elsewhere, give me a specific free uploader you prefer and if it looks alright I'll re-up it there.
To Address a few things:
Project Realism:
There's a ton of body modification early on, skip through until you meet the blond hooker who takes you into an appartment.
Once the Body Modification options pop up, save the game so you have a save to load at that point.
I have not played much after that admittedly since i've been waiting for it to flesh out. Just wanted to point out the early eyecandy and save\load options.
Big Aspirations
If you can find the save file (usually in your browsers downloadfolder) You can easily modify your starting cash (with notepad) into the millions never having to worry about it. It will speed things up, but you also gotta remember triggers etc before you make the MC fat too fast.
I always save ASAP so i can edit the money. It saves time.
The BE content isn't lacking. There's atleast 7 characters that either has it dedicated or as part of their fetish and some of them get massive.
BE games is oddly lacking, i tend to find updates or releases of other kinds of fetishes more often but oh well.
Project Realism:
There's a ton of body modification early on, skip through until you meet the blond hooker who takes you into an appartment.
Once the Body Modification options pop up, save the game so you have a save to load at that point.
I have not played much after that admittedly since i've been waiting for it to flesh out. Just wanted to point out the early eyecandy and save\load options.
Big Aspirations
If you can find the save file (usually in your browsers downloadfolder) You can easily modify your starting cash (with notepad) into the millions never having to worry about it. It will speed things up, but you also gotta remember triggers etc before you make the MC fat too fast.
I always save ASAP so i can edit the money. It saves time.
The BE content isn't lacking. There's atleast 7 characters that either has it dedicated or as part of their fetish and some of them get massive.
BE games is oddly lacking, i tend to find updates or releases of other kinds of fetishes more often but oh well.
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Kyra Visual Novels
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If you're talking about Clarabelle then no
I have an update I'm planning to put out in 1-2 weeks (hopefully 1)
As stipulated in their previous post here
I didn't checked out this version yet, but from what I remember from a playthrough I made long ago, it was really promising
PS: about my earlier post:
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, for the occasion they release freely the 0.60 alpha of
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gameI didn't checked out this version yet, but from what I remember from a playthrough I made long ago, it was really promising
PS: about my earlier post:
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