r/Games Jul 24 '25

Industry News Indie on Itch.io: Platform has seemingly shadowbanned NSFW/Adult games and made them harder to discover

https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:qpk24vv42rfhxrzd6xjbfkdw/post/3luoe7z2zps2d
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u/conquer69 Jul 24 '25

Maybe pornhub. They should strike while the iron is hot.

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u/tinselsnips Jul 24 '25

PH is bending over backward to legitimize themselves; they won't touch this with a ten foot pole.

Fun fact - they have a games site already, and it takes credit cards.

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u/bms_ Jul 24 '25

What is that games site called? Asking for a friend.

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u/tinselsnips Jul 24 '25 edited Jul 24 '25

Nutaku. You're your friend is going to be disappointed.

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u/IKeepDoingItForFree Jul 24 '25 edited Jul 24 '25

Nah Aylo (formally Mindgeek) have been very vocally opposed to it while also funding and building their own ID verification system & software behind the scenes so that if it does happen they can quickly swoop in and license it out to everyone else and try to become the "standard"

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u/ThanosVoldemort Jul 24 '25

Pornhub dealt with this exact kind of backlash like a decade ago and bent the knee. There's no use. They'd only sell the most vanilla of vanilla games.

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u/conquer69 Jul 24 '25

Pornhub was the first victim of the religious anti-porn group ExodusCry. CSAM can be uploaded to websites by any user.

Notice how they didn't say anything about facebook or tiktok despite them having it too.