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RimWorld ban overturned in Australia following successful appeal - Vimarsana News

RimWorld ban overturned in Australia following successful appeal

Developer Ludeon Studios' widely acclaimed sci-fi colony sim RimWorld has had its Refused Classification status rescind…

RimWorld's Australian ban to be reviewed by Classification Board - Vimarsana News

RimWorld's Australian ban to be reviewed by Classification Board

The Australian Classification Board will review its ban on RimWorld later this month, the board has announced. In late February the ACB served RimWorld a 'Refused Classification' rating, meaning it can no longer be sold in Australia. After nine years of availability on Steam, the colony sim was region blocked in Australia in early March. But that may change come April 20, when the board will meet to consider the review application. Application reviews have led to reversals without changes in the past: that happened to Disco Elysium. In other cases, games have had to ...

RimWorld Banned on Steam in Australia - Vimarsana News

RimWorld Banned on Steam in Australia

RimWorld was banned on Steam in Australia following news of a supposed console port being banned in the same region.

RimWorld the latest game to be Refused Classification in Australia - Vimarsana News

RimWorld the latest game to be Refused Classification in Australia

What's deemed to be a RimWorld console port is the latest title to be Refused Classification by the Australian Classification Board (ACB).

Police swoop on retiree who tried to buy a book - Vimarsana News

Police swoop on retiree who tried to buy a book

Police swoop on retiree who tried to buy a book A retiree carrying out research on euthanasia has received a visit from police after he tried to buy a controversial book authored by “Dr Death”. Crime by Hayden Johnson Premium Content Subscriber only Queensland Police have intercepted an 84-year-old Bundaberg man who attempted to import a banned voluntary euthanasia book later seized by Australian Border Force. Bargara retiree David Sandford ordered The Peaceful Pill Handbook, authored by controversial euthanasia advocate Philip Nitschke and his...

Source: qt.com.au