The game, No Mercy, has since been pulled from Valve Corporation’s digital storefront Steam.
SEATTLE — A Bellevue tech company has been thrust into a global controversy over the availability of a sexually-based video game on its digital platform.
The game No Mercy was previously available on Steam, which is owned by Valve Corporation.
While the game is no longer available for purchase, it is still listed on the website. According to a description on Steam, No Mercy “graphically contains sex and violence [including] incest, blackmail [and] unavoidable non-consensual sex.”
On April 9, a Change.org petition was created in protest of the
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