Still curious if the original adult edition will arrive at some point.

Going to hold off on a purchase until that version is released here as well.
No point in buying a censored product.

Censored version for everyone worldwide, even outside germany? Sorry, nope. F*** this.

De-wishlisted, will get the uncensored version elsewhere, no buy anywhere, no money from me for the publisher by this way.

ProbablyJacob's review

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZk1J5VbQGs

I don't get why you censor some products but not others. Consistency, please?

Censorship?? GOG, first you give us a tsunami of delicious porn games, and then we end up with this? Explain yourselves please.

On a separate note, considering the "lusty" nature of the title, I think that Lovecraft would have fainted if he played this one.

This is the dev's fault. They made this special version and submitted it to a lot of different stores. They have been advertising this version on their Twitter for weeks, talking about how they made the game more accessible to people who don't like explicit sexual content in their games. It is an attempt for people to enjoy the story and mythos without the x-rated content. I know, it doesn't make sense, but this was a pure developer decision. Check their Twitter page and you'll see more info about it.

Please remove this from the system requirements:
System requirements may change during the development of the game.

It's ridiculous that the original version of the game, the various free prologues, and the previous chapter of the story aren't released on GOG, not to mention the absence of the achievements.
There is no sensible reason to buy the game at the moment.

Why buy a butchered version?

I guess the M stands for Meh, pass

It costs more than double of Steam's price (at least in my currency). Luckily I wasn't going to buy it anyways due to the censorship.

I'm ok with the release for people that want that, but not buying the M Version myself.

I never buy censored garbage, ever.

And it's extremely unethical of the devs to call this game "M version," in order to deliberately mislead their customers into thinking they aren't getting a censored garbage version, when in fact, they are.

Calling this "mature" is fine example of twisting common meaning of words. Borderline attempt at deception. Usually no-suffix means toned down version suitable for younger people, if there is mature or adult or unrated edition too (the three being more or less equal). Instead, we get "mature" and really mature. Or would get, if we were allowed a choice.

Horror is not exactly my cup of tea, but the demo was kinda interesting, and at this price I wouldn't mind going out of my comfort zone. But I don't think such behaviour deserves a purchase.