Devs Behind Controversial Sexual Assault Game Defend It, But Say They're Pulling It From Steam Anyway.
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In the game, players discover that their mother has cheated on their dad and they are then told to “claim her for yourself.” This leads to multiple scenes involving the player forcing women, including their character’s own mother, to have sex with him. The game’s description on Steam includes this line: “Unveil her deepest secrets, subdue her, and make all women yours.”
Many people online weren’t happy that Valve would allow No Mercy to be sold on Steam. An online petition demanding the game be removed reached over 10,000 signatures on Change.org.
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Devs Behind Controversial Sexual Assault Game Defend It, But Say They're Pulling It From Steam Anyway
Zack Zwiezen
Fri, April 11, 2025 at 2:05 AM GMT+5
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Screenshot: Zigat Games
Screenshot: Zigat Games
The studio behind No Mercy, a recently released 3D visual novel featuring non-consensual sex and incest, has announced that it plans to remove the game entirely from Steam after the game attracted controversy online. Valve pulled the game from the United Kingdom version of Steam after a government official slammed Valve for allowing No Mercy to be sold on the storefront.
Content warning: This article includes references to rape, sexual assault, and incest.
No Mercy was released on March 22 on PC via Valve’s super popular digital gaming storefront Steam. The game is described by the developers as a “3D choice-driven adult Visual Novel with a huge focus on Incest and Male Domination.”