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UPDATE 17/4/25: Following its removal from Steam, No Mercy has been removed from itch.io as well. Eurogamer has reached out for comment.
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UPDATE 11/4/25: No Mercy developer Zerat Games has said it plans to fully remove its game from Steam in response to widespread criticism of its content.
No Mercy gained significant media attention over the last week for its violent and graphic themes, and garnered notable criticism from UK technology secretary Peter Kyle. Yesterday, Valve removed the game from sale in the UK, and the title also became unavailable in Australia and Canada. Now, Zerat Games has said it will pull No Mercy from the PC storefront altogether, in a statement that remains defiant over the game’s right to exist.