Banks like Visa and Mastercard are now backdoor moral authorities. They already pressured Patreon, OnlyFans, and others to remove NSFW content. Now Steam is next. And guess who they’ll target first? Queer, transgressive, or “unusual” games.

Queer content gets flagged as “explicit” even when it’s PG. A trans dev making a personal story? “Too controversial.” A surreal queer VN? “Sexualized.” Financial deplatforming in action.

Worried for:

– Hardcoded
– Heaven Will Be Mine
– Celeste (Madeline is trans)
– Our Life
– If Found
– Boyfriend Dungeon
– Visual novels made by queer indie devs

All of these are “non-traditional” and vibes alone could get them pulled.

If banks raise a fuss, they’ll nuke anything that could be controversial. And they’ll say, “It’s out of our hands.” Corporate cowardice in action.

This is how cultural erasure happens in the digital age: not with a banhammer, but with a denied payment processor. With a vague rule. With silence