On July 26, the horror game "VILE: Exhumed" was removed from Steam for "sexual content that depicts real people."This information comes from the history of SteamDB.The developer said that the game has no direct description, and the controversy stems from the plot setting of the missing porn star "Candy Corpse" in the work.

"VILE: Exhumed" uses a text interface, integrating trace thriller and suspense elements, including some bloody images and provocative atmosphere, but no explicit content.Foreign media TechRaptor also did not mention sexual descriptions.Both commentators and developers expressed doubts about the reasons for Steam's ban.

Author cara cadaver issued a statement saying that he refused to modify the content and suggested that players follow the publisher DreadXP to obtain subsequent updates.Currently, platforms such as Steam and itch.io are increasingly scrutinizing sexual subjects, which may indicate broader content restrictions in the future.