Vile: Exhumed' banned on Steam for 'sexual content'. Developer releases it free online. Learn how to download and play it ...

Steam is silencing a game that can help combat gender-based sexual violence, in the name of protecting players from being ...

Indie psychological horror game Vile: Exhumed, banned from Steam along with a swath of other games resulting from a new policy targeting games with "certain kinds of adults only content," is now ...

Exhumed has launched for free after its developer claimed it was "wrongly banned" from Steam over sexual content.

Abruptly changing polices about adult games have disproportionately impacted projects by underrepresented and queer creators.

After an unjust Steam ban, developer Cara Cadaver and DreadXP have released VILE: EXHUMED as a free download, with optional donations going to a good cause.

After being removed from Steam in a cleansing dragnet of games deemed to be too adult to be there, Vile: Exhumed is now live on its own site ...

VILE: Exhumed is available to purchase from the website Vile Is Banned, from where users can download the game for free or choose to donate funds. Cara has said that 50% of all profits will be donated ...

In an attempt to halt the immediate loss of business, Steam removed Itch de-indexed thousands of not-safe-for-work games from ...

Exhumed' game developer Cara Cadaver about tapping into traumatic experiences for art and playing with fake blood.

Venture to the Vile is out now on Steam, with a 10% launch discount until Tuesday May 28 so expect to pay $22.49 / £18.89 before then right here.