Oh boy, it's been quite some time we have wanted to talk about this subject. Fake Porn Games or Porn Games Scams are one of the worse plague affecting the adult gaming industry right now. Using simple marketing methods along with your urge to masturbate, they can rip off your bank account from hundreds of dollars/euros before you even manage to notice it. In this article we will give you couple tips to avoid those scams and how to identify them, and of course we will explain how to find real porn games that you can play for free or at least buy without getting scammed. You will also find a list of scam porn game websites that you should NOT TRUST and how to cancel your subscription if you made a mistake.
If you are playing video games from time to time, there is a good chances that Google knows about it. And if Google knows, everyone knows! That is the beauty of your privacy on internet. Subsequently, when you visit an adult site for your daily dose of fun, you will be the perfect target for video game advertisement, which makes sense so far.
Only let me tell you one thing, here at Steamy Gamer we crawl the internet to find the best adult games available out there, and trust me they do not have the budget to advertise on big websites such as Pornhub, Youporn and so on. Most of adult games are created by amateurs and it is rarely their main source of income. There are some exceptions but for most cases, this is how it is.
"Try not to cum when playing this game", "Play a free porn game that will make you cum in seconds!" or "Sex simulator, no download required". Sounds familiar? Well if you ever had the curiosity to click on any of those, you would then land on a page asking a bunch of questions such as "This sex simulator is so extreme that you might find it disturbing, continue?" after what you will have to choose your gender and so on... They might also tell you that the game is compatible with your browser and computer, while telling you exactly what browser or type of computer you are using. That's total bull**** by the way. They are literally using one line of code to detect what computer and browser you are using, simply to encourage you to continue further.
Note that while you answer these questions, you will usually enjoy a very explicit background video featuring the characters of very well-known video games such as Overwatch, League of Legends, Tomb Raider and so on. Sorry to disappoint you but these are not videos taken from the potential game they're trying to lure you into. They are called SFM and they are animated by talented artists that sell them in possible shady conditions without fear of any licensing issue. At best they are stolen to make these ads.
Now that we identified more precisely what kind of scheme we are talking about, let's get into the most important part.
Once you have gone through the process of shamelessly giving out all the details of your kinks including the size of your penis or your sexual orientation. You should finally get to a page asking for your payment details like the one below.
Payment details for a free game? Well if you haven't left by now, I'm sorry to tell you that you are not among the smart ones. *sorry*
There are two things you should identify and notice by now:
Let's jump into my favorite part, discovering the scam in the payment details. Let's read together one of those "offer conditions" written small enough so that you can barely notice them:
So the game is Free after all! For two days... but don't worry, you have two days to cancel your membership. It's just long enough so that you won't hear about the client support in this delay. And that is IF you ever hear about them. I have red countless testimonials of people trying to cancel this type of subscriptions, and it is HELL. Sometimes it takes months before someone from the support actually cancels your account, because you can't even do it yourself. But let's keep reading.
You are not hallucinating, these are two additional offers that you will be charged for. I have intentionally omitted the name of the websites but these are all different websites that are leading to a login / signup page with no further information about their products.
Let's recap.
You are going to pay $39.95 + $39.94 + $49.95 (+ VAT) which is roughly $150 dollars for a game EACH MONTH. And they can easily rip you off thousands of dollars before you manage to cancel it.
So please be smart and read CAREFULLY the offer conditions, this is your best chance at not getting scammed.
I will answer this question for the curious ones, because if you seriously consider to pay $150 a month for a game then you really deserve to be scammed after all.
The short answer is yes, there usually is a game after you agreed to pay, quite a ridiculously terrible one. I didn't bother to do it myself but Samantha Cole made an article on Vice about this. And needless to say that this is not worth a hundred dollars or even close to what they "promised" while displaying high quality background videos.
Here is an updated list of the websites you should not trust. It's important to note that those are just examples. There are many more with the same scheme. In any case if you ever come across these types of ads, please refrain from going any further, like pretty much any advertising on porn tubes anyway. Most of the time, those URLs are all owned and operated by the same companies, since you mostly end up on the same type of ads and payment processor.
If you landed on this article because you subscribed to one of those scams, here are the two ways to cancel your subscription.
Cancel the subscription via your bank directly. You can cancel any recurring subscription by contacting your bank directly, that's the quickest way. Most of the time you can actually access the automated payments from your bank on your online bank account if you have one. If you're not sure, better call your bank and ask them, they should be able to do it for you.
Contact the company that is billing you. This is the long solution. Check on your bank statement the name of the company or the website that is billing you for the transaction and look for a way to contact them and cancel your recurring payment. It's won't be easy because these companies are designed to have a poor customer service and terrible websites so you might not get an answer before couple weeks or even months if you actually get an answer at all. So better get in touch with your bank directly before you get billed another two or three months.
If you didn't notice yet, Steamy Gamer is a database for real and trustworthy sex games. Because there are a ton of legit adult games you can play, but they are hard to find because Google and the porn sites are polluted with money making scams, while dedicated game developers are working on real games that are worth playing.
Here is where you can find real sex games:
Comments
Hey I feel soo stupid I got money tacked out of my acc and didn’t know why, can I just remove the card??? Or do I have to go to the bank?
If you remember what product or on what website you subscribed, you can try from there. Otherwise I would advise to try contacting your bank and ask if they can cancel any recurring payment manually. The problem with cross-sales from those scam "free" games is that they subscribe you to OTHER sites and by clicking the conditions you technically agreed to it. But finding those third-party sites afterwards to unsubscribe can be a nightmare. So yes, try your bank I think it's the quickest way.
Do you know where can we get real porn games for android? not those with a simple 2d graphic or puzzle games etc. like nutaku.
If you are looking for 3D animated porn games on Android it will not be easy, but you should check out our Android category and check out different games, you might find one of them appealing. There are great games out there that are using 3D graphics such as Treasure of Nadia or Lust Epidemic from NLT. If you are willing to play on PC, you can check 3DXChat which is an online roleplay porn game with tons of players and where you can do pretty much anything.
I feel so stupid. I just got debited for something I don't even know about. But pls how can I cancel
Hi Bright, I'm sorry to hear that. I think the quickest way would be to contact your bank and cancel the recurring payment. Sometimes you can do this directly from your client account on your bank's website. The other solution is to find which company is billing you and contact them to cancel your subscription. Not gonna lie, it might be a very long process because the last thing they want is from you to stop paying their crap. Hope it helps!