Code Violet PC Version Shot Down By Devs Due To "Vulgar Modded Versions" Of The Main Character Being A Concern
Developers of upcoming PlayStation 5 game say they have no plans of releasing a PC version, citing concerns over inappropriate mods. is a sort of spiritual successor to , both being -like survival horror games in which players face off against terrifying, bioengineered dinosaurs. It's expected to be released in July 2025, but few details, other than an announcement trailer and that release window, have been revealed.
But the game received a fair bit of attention on social media yesterday, when development studio TeamKill Media posted on its official X (formerly Twitter) account thatwould forgo a PC port in order to prevent PC players from "" of characters featured in the game. The post goes on to cite respect for the game's voice actors as its primary concern: to avoid "," TeamKill is keeping off PC.
Considering the recent rush to create and then ban mods for , and the fact that any game released on PC is subject to a similar treatment, it's an understandable decision. TeamKill is demonstrating a surprising, if not unprecedented, level of ownership over, one that more games could probably stand to learn from.
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