16-12-2014 17:14 via feeds.theguardian.com

Removing Hatred from Steam leaves awkward questions for Valve

A gatekeeper such as Steam has a responsibilities. But it also must be reliable and predictable, and this is anything butAt first glance, the removal of mass-murder simulator Hatred from Valve’s Steam digital distribution platform seems like a rare example of corporate responsibility.While “mass-murder simulator” sounds like a tabloidism, the sort of description preachy moralists give to games like Grand Theft Auto, it’s an accurate description of Hatred. Produced by developers linked to
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