According to various reports, in its latest attempt to remove media which might be harmful to Germany’s younger audience, a special government division in the country has possibly removed as many as 27 titles from the Steam store. One of them is Commodore Amiga classic Chaos engine! Some of the games mentioned in The Index are considered to be controversial because of violence, crime, sex and nudity, as well as crude language.
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