Annex 1 has disappeared from Steam in Australia, but the development behind the game ensures that players are not prohibited
One of the successes of the escape of the 2025 and beloved Medication of the medication traffic simulator 1 Disappeared from Steam in Australia, but the game developer assured fans that the game was not prohibited.
Annex 1 has been popular enough to inspire A list of PS5 scam lists and a Massive review bomb on Simulator of drug trafficking to investigate the similarities between IT and appendix 1. However, potential dealers who seek to enter the drug production biz in Australia have noticed that the game is currently on steam, which has raised fears that the game was prohibited. However, the developer of the game – known in a mononymous way under the name of Tyler – a Taken on Twitter To ensure Australian fans, this is not the case.
“For anyone in Australia, you may have noticed the calendar that I am hidden on Steam. Do not worry, the game was not prohibited,” said Tyler. The Australian developer mentioned that the reason for his disappearance is due to the fact that “all the games sold in Australia had to receive a classification / age note”, with the developer admitting “I thought that it was only required for the console and the physical outings” Tyler assured the fans that he was trying to solve this sorting, saying: “I contact the agency of Cotes today and that it is trying to solve this problem.”
Although the game has not been prohibited, drugs are notoriously one of the main points of sticking Australian games in terms of games that have been prohibited in the country. In particular, Disco Elysium was prohibited in the country During his drug consumption, before being Raised during the call And slap with a note of 18+. So I hope that Australia gives the game a note of 18+ outside the door, and the game can come back to what it does best … which is drugs.
Clear obscure: Expedition 33 Draft Trailer of 5 years ago online surfaces, and it looks like a completely different RPG without final visuals and “terrible robotic voices”.
