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2. Devs themselves removed game from Steam.
We've made the decision to withdraw "No Mercy" from Steam.
Zerat Games
Steam is not a public library. It's a service run by a private company who can make any decision they want regarding what they host or don't. They are free to censor their store however they wish.
It's not a crime.
Steam did no wrong in this context, they simply followed the law.
It's very useful.
I thought we finally moved on from this.
It's a holiday in the US. Lots of bored kiddies with nothing to do while the turkey cooks.
They are not worse than a steam point shop avatar