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Steam made him "radioactive," but the creator of banned horror game Horses wants his next project to be just as disturbing: "I need to stay loyal to the vision"

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"The problem is that there is no niche"
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The first game of the developer Andrea Lucco Borlera was banished on Steam. Nevertheless, he wants to remain true to his vision and is already working on the next similar game. Why was his game banned? Andrea Lucco Borlera's first game with the first inconspicuous name "Horses" was banned on Steam because an early version, according to Valve, violated the rules for depicting minors (see GamesRadar+). According to the developer, the trigger was a…

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gamesradar broke the news in on Saturday, March 28, 2026.
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