Welp, I never saw myself posting in this part of the Farms until now, but after a name search and some brief research, I completely regret to inform whomever it may concern that Harmarist, a previously mentioned, known torture porn/incest/cub artist and enthusiast, has pushed out a brand new game on Steam that is poorly masquerading as a Metroidvania:
(Seriously, could you be any less subtle with your name?)
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And should you think, "Aside from the weird naming convention and peculiar character design, I don't see what's so wrong about this? You're surely jumping at shadows on the wall," know that Harmarist himself has openly published an 18+ patch for the game that he's advertising on his Twitter.
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It seems that the link in the instruction image doesn't work, though. No worries there as Harmarist gladly provided an alternate link under the replies:
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Now why is this a problem worth mentioning? After all, don't like, don't look, right?
It seems that Steam is intent on shoving this into people's Discovery queues if they've previously played any title tagged as a Metroidvania (in my case, I was recommended it because of the Castlevania Dominus Collection in my library), and I would imagine it may also be getting pushed to anyone else who has previously played something with the "2D Platformer", "Platformer", and "Retro" tags as well, and Lord knows how many more genuinely inoffensive games fall under those categories in which this transparent furry fetish porn game is being marketed under.
Thus, browser beware. The newly released, indie, furry Metroidvania with the odd "this might be fetish porn" vibe that may happen to just show up in your feed is, in fact, very much fetish porn.
