yeah it was an exaggeration. I don't think these games have any place on steam.
What really makes a game qualified to 'have a place on steam' though?
We've had 'not games' (walking simulators, etc), we've had loveual content in games (GTA, Witcher, etc), and we've had games that nobody likes (starforge, that one dayz clone, etc). What about these games are crossing the line that others haven't already? As much as it means seeing a bunch of games I don't like, I am against the idea of taking the biggest platform and opportunity away from people just because someone has some arbitrary idea on what fits and what doesn't.
Hell, we even have straight up software and movies on steam.
I think what would be a good alternative that would work for everyone is to give it it's own section like software and movies do. And have it hidden by default. The only people who are gonna play those types of games are people that are looking for them anyway, so they still have the market opportunity. As for legal matters, which should already be a concern with aforementioned "games with loveual content"... That could be solved by making sure the user cannot buy those types of games unless they have a verified method of payment that isn't through a gift card. Like paypal (which now requires you to be an adult to use, I think) or a credit card.
