Gaming platform GOG has launched a bold initiative with the release of a dedicated site, https://items.gog.com/freedomtobuy/index.html, where 13 popular adult-themed games are available for free for 48 hours. This move is a direct response to recent actions by Steam and Itch, which have removed excessively violent and sexually explicit titles, including *POSTAL 2* and *HuniePop*, from their catalogs.
The delistings stem from pressure exerted by payment processors, notably Mastercard, which have influenced these platforms to purge content deemed controversial. GOG’s “Freedom to Buy” campaign challenges this trend, offering players unrestricted access to legal, responsibly made games that are at risk of disappearing. The promotion, running for a limited time, underscores GOG’s commitment to preserving gaming history and resisting what it calls “quiet censorship.”
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This protest highlights a growing tension between content creators, gamers, and financial institutions, sparking debate over who should dictate what games are available. Fans are encouraged to claim these titles quickly before the offer expires.
