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This is very upsetting because Russian is the first language The Symbiant was translated to and we know many SMB fans are from Russia.

But aside from asking them what happened, there is nothing we can actually do on our own to reverse the ban beside asking nicely. Perhaps they will answer faster if a lot of people ask them directly (through forums? creating a ticket? an email? I don't know) but we don't want to get other BL game developers and Russian fans in trouble either.

My Time at Portia's case is quite different, and they don't seem to speak English, so I'm not sure they will be able to help us. Thanks for the info bit though!

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Thank you for the answer) And for your wonderful game)
I hope all problems will be resolved in your favor =)

(I will still buy all the DLC if they are available ;ъ )

So, about that.. we have received a confirmation from Valve that they have been contacted by Roskomnadzor demanding that they permanently remove the app from the region. Which means that Russia officially banned the game. :(

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It's sad to hear that.I wish our government wasn't so homophobic.Even as hetero, it pains me to see how they negative relate to everything related to LGBT.