Developer of 'Spanking Exorcist' game held up by Steam content moderation releases free 'apology game' where you spank him as punishment: 'We would be delighted if you enjoy it'

Actor, the developer behind the "Spanking Exorcist" game, faced delays in its release due to strict content moderation on Steam. In response, Actor released a free "apology game" for download, allowing players to simulate spanking the developer as a form of punishment. The trailer for "Spanking Exorcist" featured a first-person exploration game with unsettling characters, including a sex doll-like woman and a Sadako-like waif.

Actor expressed regret for the delay and offered the apology game as a token of remorse. The Google Drive download link was followed, and Apology.exe was tested, revealing a simple game with cartoonish graphics and a button to make the buttocks jiggle. Despite its risqué nature, the apology game was well-received. "Spanking Exorcist" was eventually released on Steam, six days after its original release date, priced at $5.39 on a launch sale.