Valve's decision on keeping Steam an open platform, without any policing governed by emotional states of whomever, whenever, has encountered friction from the most unlikely of sources, including journalists, which saddens us to the core.

Valve have decided they've had enough controversies over what games should or shouldn't be on their platform - Steam. This question came to attention due to two controversies of late - Active Shooter and White Power: High Voltage.

Anti-gun violence charity Infer Trust have called on Valve to take down Active Shooter from Steam ahead of launch, due to the game depicting a high school shooting where players take on roles of the police, shooters or even civilians.

Developer of high school shooting simulator Active Shooter has been booted off of Steam but latest events have taken an even more sinister turn. Following IndieGoGo's takedown of the game's crowdfunding page, PayPal has blocked his account.

All games by studio Revived Games have been pulled from Steam's virtual shelves after mass controversy during the past week. The developer obviously claimed it's just a SWAT simulator, but all the evidence so far points to the contrary.