Seduction thwarted: Steam bans and removes Super Seducer 3
Seduction thwarted
With Super Seducer 3: The Final Seduction, the third part of the live-action dating simulation around the pick-up artist and self-appointed dating guru Richard La Ruina should have been published. But Steam pulled the emergency brake and banned and removed the game from the platform. The main reason for this are the "sexually explicit images of real people". As early as 2018, Sony refused to release the first part of Super Seducer on the PlayStation 4.The ban of Super Seducer 3 is sure to be a severe blow to La Ruina, who is also the lead developer of the virtual guide to seducing women. 61,700 players have put the game on their Steam wish-list, which La Ruina means to measure the popularity and success of the title in advance. For the spell, the "seduction artist" published his conversation with the Steam team on Twitter.
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