Since being named to the Dirty Dozen List, Steam has made a few significant changes to make their platform safer, but it still lacks age verification and hosts games that glorify sexual violence.
Haley McNamara (Executive Director and CSO at NCOSE) is joined by cybersecurity expert Nicolas Moy. They discuss the PC gaming platform, Steam. It has made
The annual Dirty Dozen List calls out 12 mainstream contributors to sexual exploitation. Find out who’s on the 2026 List!
Annual List Also Names Major Tech Platforms and Products Sexually Exploiting Children and Adults WASHINGTON, DC (March 31, 2026) – The National Center on Sexual
The removal of hundreds of rape/incest games has sparked intense controversy. As a gamer and an advocate against sexual violence, I share my perspective.
Haley McNamara and Dani Pinter sit down with Melinda Tankard Reist, Co-Founder and Movement Director of Collective Shout, for a discussion around the recent successful
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, which is an important awareness campaign highlighting the prevalance of sexual assault in our society. Here at the National
During Sexual Assault Awareness Month, National Center on Sexual Exploitation Issues Warning About Explicit Video Game Content Washington, DC (April 20, 2020) – In
Steam is a popular gaming platform with over 90 million active users, selling many popular and indie games that range from action, strategy, adventure, and
House Party is described by its creators as “a sexually charged, 3D point-and-click adventure”. In the game, you as the player are at the titular
Mirror is another “adult” game on the gaming platform Steam. With over 26,000 overwhelmingly positive reviews on the site, Mirror is undoubtedly one of the
The 12 Days of Action Dirty Dozen List campaign is almost over! Your final target, Steam, is one that you are likely already familiar with
