Super Seducer, the self-proclaimed “world’s most realistic seduction simulator,” will not be permitted to be sold on PS4.
The title, already available on PC, was planned for PS4; Sony has since confirmed with Motherboard that will no longer be the case.
Sony didn’t detail why it had blocked Super Seducer, but it’s likely that criticism directed at the title has influenced its decision. For those unfamiliar, the title tasks men to pick up women in coffee shops, bars and offices with real video of Richard La Ruina, a self-proclaimed “seduction guru” offering advice.
Critics have called the title “the world’s sleaziest game,” and La Ruina himself has found himself in hot water by issuing a DMCA takedown to a YouTuber who spoke poorly of his game.
“My comment is that I have no comment on this,” La Ruina told Motherboard in regards to Sony’s decision.
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