Canada + UK follow Australia to remove No Mercy from gaming platform - but there's still more to do!
Big news! Due to amazing global support - and in just three days - Canada and the UK have followed Australia in getting 3D rape and incest simulation game No Mercy pulled from gaming giant Steam.
No Mercy’s creators, Zerat Games, had not submitted the game for classification in Australia which made its sale here illegal. This exposed Zerat’s attempt to bypass our regulator and that Steam didn’t pull down its game by choice – it was forced.
With more than 16,000 petition signatures so far and 3,000 emails to parent company Valve’s CEO Gabe Newell, Canada forced the game’s removal. The game was then removed for UK audiences yesterday after being condemned by the UK technology secretary Peter Kyle, who insisted the “deeply worrying” game should be removed due to its extreme content.
It is being reported today that the game’s developer has announced it will remove its game from Steam (while continuing to defend it as ‘harmless’). However for now we are continuing our campaign until we have confirmation it is no longer available in any country. Keep sharing our petition (found here)- let’s try to hit 20k signatures!
Game Developer pulled from Patreon
In other good news, Zerat has been removed from Patreon where the developer had close to 1000 paying subscribers. That's one less avenue for Zerat to promote male violence against women as “entertainment”.
Take action!
If you haven't already, sign the petition here to get No Mercy off Steam everywhere. And share it with everyone you know. We want Steam to know we will not let them get away with selling men raping women as "games".
See also
“F*ck your mom”: Rape + incest game available on 12+ gaming platform Steam
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