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Right now I think we're in the "wait and find out" stage. I'm in AUS and there's nothing like that going on here that I'm aware of. Time will tell what happens here.
Bear in mind they haven't targeted games specifically or even generally, they've targeted pornographic content and exposure to hate material (effectively) or material that will 'harm' a child (suicide discussion etc...)
If it targeted adult material in general, e.g. games rated 18 such as GTA and was a requirement in enough countries then I can see Valve actually going down the age verification route, otherwise...
Buy VPN and log in from jusrisdiction that doesn't require your ID.
Lying about your region is against Steam's TOS. You can lose your account.
In Germany the seller is required to check the age of the buyer.....for all Games since 2002 (in fact they are more or less required to check everything age 16 or above, as an ID is earliest given with 16) in physical stores.
Onlinestores some Onlinestores use (or used) a loophole based on Television laws....or just plain ignore that like Valve with Steam.
Paypal just asked me for my ID and I said no.
They are trying to ask for ID verification there too. Just wait
I am going to go back to piracy if it happens