- Acid Software said two websites for the "Active Shooter" game were shut down Tuesday night by Bluehost, a Burlington, Massachusetts, company.
- Valve Corporation, who runs the Steam video game marketplace, said it pulled the game 'Active Shooter,' which allows players to simulate a school shooting.
- Steam’s “Active Shooter” video game lets players assume the role of a school shooter. Reuters/Eduardo Munoz.
- Publisher ACID had planned to release <em>Active Shooter</em> on Valve Software's online platform, Steam, but Valve pulled the game.
- Valve Corporation, who runs the Steam video game marketplace, said it pulled the game 'Active Shooter,' which allows players to simulate a school shooting.
- The PC game, “Active Shooter,” was set to be released June 6 on Steam, an online gaming store and platform owned by Valve Corp., a video game developer.
- The controversial video game is set to launch on June 6, but it remains to be seen whether the Active Shooter release will push through considering the...
- A Washington state video game developer is toeing the line of sensitivity with new game “Active Shooter.”
- An upcoming video game that allows players to simulate being a school shooter is sparking outrage on social media.