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Update:

One of my emails to support has finally been answered. My game was reviewed and removed from quarantine after four months. It is now indexed and receiving a significant amount of traffic.

Although I am unsure whether this may happen again, I feel more at ease now despite everything.

Thank you, I’ll keep your idea in mind, although I can’t guarantee that I’ll add another size for the futa.

Still no response.

Almost four months have passed without receiving any reply about my game, which is still in quarantine. I think there is not much else to do anymore; support simply does not exist for me.

The worst part is that if for some reason I have another problem, I will probably have to wait months for a response (if they even reply at all).

Thank you for trying to do something. I’m leaving my last ticket here, #336899, and I won’t bother anymore with this issue. I think I can live with this difficulty.

Thanks for the clarification.

In that case, should I simply wait until the game is released from quarantine, or is there anything I need to do on my end to help move the process forward?

I just want to make sure I’m not missing any required steps.

It’s been 3 months and my NSFW game is still not being indexed. At this point, I honestly don’t know what else to do. I’ve sent several emails to support and haven’t received any response.

My game has accumulated more than 30,000 views from external sources over the last 30 days, and that hasn’t helped speed up the process either, even though this is often recommended.

The last email I sent was today, ticket #335957.

I don’t even know if this is normal, if it’s due to some kind of error, or if my case was simply forgotten by the staff. Should I just accept that my game will never be indexed?

The penis can penetrate almost fully, as shown in several of the GIFs featured on the game’s page.

Hello again, I believe it has already been 2 months and my game still hasn’t been indexed, which seems very strange to me.

Is there any problem? Could it have been deindexed for some reason without my knowledge?

I have been promoting my game on other networks, and based on my game’s analytics, over the last 30 days I have received approximately 25,000 external traffic views, and even so, this hasn’t helped to speed up the process (I’m not sure if that number is actually high or low for a deindexed project).

During these 2 months I have made edits to my page, and I don’t know if that sends me back to the end of the queue.

Could you please confirm whether there is any issue that I’m unaware of, or if my game is simply still in the queue waiting to be reviewed?

My latest support ticket without response #322593

For now, I don't have plans to add an option like that, but I’ll keep it as a suggestion in case the need for something like this comes up in the future. Thank you.

It is possible that I will release a Mac version in the future, although I cannot guarantee it yet due to technical aspects I still need to investigate.

I understand, the game currently only has 3 voices that are shared among all characters. I will also add more voices in the future. Thank you for the tool you shared.

Thank you for your suggestions. Some of them, like lactation and pregnancy, I have already taken into consideration, although I cannot guarantee that I will add them soon.

Thank you!

It has been nearly one month and my nsfw game still remains deindexed. In the past, updates to my game caused it to be deindexed for around two weeks until it was reviewed and indexed again. However, this time it has taken significantly longer, and I have not received a response to the email I sent. Support ticket #315886.

I have read and followed all the instructions from Getting indexed on Search & Browse since the beginning. I would appreciate any help or clarification on this matter.

Thanks for clarifying your question about the downloads. Regarding the Patreon-exclusive characters, they will remain permanently exclusive to Patreon users. Free characters will be added from time to time through public polls, but less frequently.