Steam pulls game after Dev’s transphobic rant against Keffals

Well well well. If these aren’t the consequences of an asshole’s own actions. On August 31, the developer introduces the Gladiator game femdom posted patch notes that contain a transphobic screed Attack on transstreamer Clara “Keffals” Sorrenti. Some Twitter users discovered this last night femdom had been removed steam, with a note that this action was taken “at the request of the publisher”. However, the developer confirmed that Valve has decided to remove the developer from its platform.

Keffals is a popular transstreamer who was beaten on August 5 by members of Kiwi Farms, an alt-right forum that cultivates hate speech and brutal attacks on trans people (Some victims of Kiwi Farms’ harassment campaigns have committed suicide). She was forced to flee Canada for her own safety and began getting involved with website security company Cloudflare to cease providing services to Kiwi Farms. #DropKiwi Farms started trending on Twitter as trans community members shared their experiences of being harassed, doxxed and hit by users of the site.

In which latest patch notes to the femdom, the developer released a tirade against Keffals and the trans community. Most of the messages were unrelated to game patches and contain transphobic slurs. While the overall reviews for the game are “overwhelmingly positive,” the most recent reviews are leaning toward “overwhelmingly negative.” Many of reviews special call out the developer for his transphobic beliefs.

femdomThe Steam page of is still accessible if you go to direct connection

, but users can no longer purchase the game or find it through the search bar feature. The studio Dolphin Barn Incorporated also no longer has a developer profile. On the right social media platform Gave (Content warning for transphobic and homophobic slurs), femdom Developer Nicholas J. Leonhard Gorissen clarified that Steam Dolphin has “terminated” Barn Incorporated. “Gabe Newell doesn’t seem to care that I brought millions in revenue to the table while his hosting team and vice presidents will end up costing him millions in salaries,” he posted. my box contacted Dolphin Barn Incorporated but received no response at the time of publication.

Gorissen also included a screenshot of his developer account. Above femdom‘s talk page, there was an official message from Steam Support. “A recent announcement made on the Domina Community Hub contains insults aimed at another person,” Valve said in the lockdown notice, noting that the developer has been warned for rule violations in the past. “We are terminating our relationship with Dolphin Barn Incorporated and discontinuing all related products.” my box reached out to Valve but received no response at the time of publication.

Before this total ban Gorissen has been banned from Valve femdom‘s own Steam forums about “violent” Comments.

Anyway, big W for Steam today.