The latest App Store rejection controversy has surrounded a critically acclaimed game called Papers, Please. When developer Lucas Pope finally brought the title to iPad, he was forced by Apple to remove all nudity, no matter how pixelated. Never mind…
Apple's app review team caused a small fracas this week when it forced award-winning game "Papers, Please" remove pixelated all nudity prior to a debut on iPad, but the company changed course on Friday, suggesting the game's developer resubmit the title with a user-selectable full nudity option.
As promised — and after a tiny storm of controversy over Apple’s initial rejection of the app over so-called pornographic content — the award-winning dystopian document thriller Papers, Please is now available for iOS.