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Ashley Bardhan

CD Projekt co-founder says "curation is the privilege" of platforms like Steam, but selling banned horror game Horses on GOG was worth it since "we thought it was very cool"

Horses.

New GOG owner and original cofounder at CD Projekt, Michał Kiciński, understands that digital storefronts like his own must act with taste and discretion – and that's exactly why GOG sold the horror game Horses when Steam and Epic wouldn't.

Developer Santa Ragione's surreal adventure game about riding humans like farm animals may have caused anxiety for those other guys, but Kiciński tells Eurogamer, "Curation is the privilege and prerogative of each platform. The difference here with Horses is that we've played the game and we thought it was very cool."

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