It’s easy to spot some of the most iconic female leads in gaming worldwide. From Tifa and Aerith in Final Fantasy to Resident Evil’s Claire Redfield, Jill Valentine, Ada Wong, and of course Lara Croft from Tomb Raider. These characters are known for their beauty and increasingly attractive looks in the latest remakes.
However, PC gamers are never fully satisfied. They want these heroines to look hotter and sexier. That’s why countless adult-themed mods labeled 18+ or even 19+ have been created. Despite these age restrictions, many of these mods are openly shared online, tempting younger gamers to download them out of curiosity.
This has been a long-standing issue for PC gaming, where players always find ways to mod their games, unlike consoles. Of course, even developers can’t stop PC players from doing this. But openly sharing these mods on social media is a worrying problem.
Recently, many accounts have been posting videos showcasing these mods. It’s unclear how these videos get past Facebook’s content filters. These clips don’t appear by accident, they usually have a purpose.
Most of these videos are created to make money from ads or even trick gamers into clicking on shady links that could lead to serious consequences for curious users. In the end, using mods is never encouraged by developers, and players are the ones who bear the risks.
