Tax Heaven 3000 garnered attention earlier this week for the promise of filing your real-life tax returns, but now♓ it's been delisted from Steam.
Yesterday on March 22, Tax Heaven 3000 commandeered plenty of attention on Twitter for being a game where an anime girl could help you file your actual tax returns. MSCHF's game pledged a romantic visual novel whereby you befriend a charming woman who's weirdly obsessed wi🌺th your taxes.
Now though, just a day later, Tax Heaven 3000 is gone from Steam entirely. It's not entirely clear why MSCHF's game has been delisted, by speculation abounds that Valve mig𒊎ht've deemed the game to be a scam, and given it the boot from the digital platform entirely.
Lol, looks like Tax Heaven 3000 got removed from Steam for the t♐ime being because Steam thinks it's a scam lol. //t.co/rzNzYFqkNq pic.twitter.com/nuIjMkSjXg
There's also the matter of privacy with personal details - many were perplexed ওyesterday that the anim♉e woman could ask for your social security number. However, MSCHF co-founder Daniel Greenberg told that this isn't something players will have to worry about, because Tax Heaven 3000 doesn't connect to the internet.
Daniel Greenberg, the co-founder 🌄of MSCHF, tells me players won't have to worry about Tax Heaven 3000 stealing their data and private info because the game does not connect to the internet./♍/t.co/QpY9BOye8I
Still, this could be a factor in why Valve decided to ꦬdelist the game from Steam. If you're looking forward to Tax Heaven 3000, there's good news to come from all of this, as MSCHF's game will instead launch via . Tax Heaven 3000 should be set to launch next week on PC, just in time for the April deadline of filing your personal US Federal tax retur⛎ns.
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Hirun Cryer is a freelance reporter and writer with Gamesradar+ based out of U.K. After earning a degree in American History specializing in journalism, cinema, literature, and history, he stepped into the games writing world, with a focus on shooters, indie games, and RPGs, and has since been the recipient of the MCV 30 Under 30 award for 2021. In his spare time he freelances with other outlets around the industry, practices Japanese, and enjoys contemporary manga and animeܫ.
