Earlier this month, an overtly racist game about whipping black slaves on a colonial homestead launched on Steam called Plantation Simulator, and despite pushback from critics and players alike, Valve remained silent. Then, last week, developer FzzyBzzy released an update that swapped all the black slaves for white women in pink bikinis, trolling the racists who flocked to buy it.
Reviews quickly tanked to 'Mostly Negative' as players kicked up a fuss that they'd been lied to. One side was calling for the game to be delisted because, despite being designed to troll racists, it was in itself a racist game, while the other called for its removal because it had lied to them. Valve, again, remained silent.
Jump ahead, however, and the game has finally been removed from sale on the Steam store, but it still has nothing to do with Valve. The decision to delist the game came from FzzyBzzy itself with no outside pressure. "Hello friends, lol >:3 We've decided to retire this game!" the announcement read. "We've [sic] think we have said what needed to be said. We saw the opportunities and took them :3 We are reaching out to Steam to take this game off...
