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Steam does host some NSFW games sure, their own games like L4D2 have a slew of explicit mods on the workshop, but none of them include taboo, like animals. Furries don't count. Talking animal-animals.
Best not to rock the boat. It exists on Loverslab and Github, and that's where it'll stay. Last thing you want is some overleveled ozzy Karen coming after Tynan for not moderating the workshop in a way that agrees with her worldview, only to start a campaign against Rimworld anyway. A headache best avoided.
By end of 2027, Steam's Workshop has to be (legally) moderated against NSFW mods and mods that glorify violence or glorify topics of abuse have to be removed entirely. There isn't really a way around it anymore unless Valve shows the middle finger to the EU, UK, Canada and Australia, which isn't going to happen because Gabe Newell doesn't want to become an international fugitive, nor does Tynan want to defy the canadian government if they ever get wind of the content of Rimworld (which, on paper, does violate the adopted common law on "obscene" content, just like for Crusader Kings). In that regard, the fight against Karens has already been lost 7 years ago, because legislation for it to be removed has already passed. It's just a matter of when it happens until the 2027 deadline.