Or maybe not, because the App Store is loaded with sex-related apps. With that in mind, it's easy to see why Le Petit Mort was kicked out of the App Store: it's about sex. Alternately, it's about sliding your fingers around your iPhone display to trigger pleasing music. When you put all the pieces together, the object of the game is use your fingers to stimulate a woman to orgasm. Then there's the name, Le Petite Mort, which means "the little death" in French-a euphemism for orgasm. Getting your technique down earns positive feedback called experiences (instead of achievements) in the form of musical terms such as agitato, crescendo, and andante. The colors start out cooler, and as you improve your technique they get warmer.
Instead, the game uses colored squares that even the most hard core Minecraft players wouldn't call out as the vulva or clitoris.
You don't really see any female body parts in the game. That doesn't sound like a game that should be banned-except it's about female masturbation and stimulation. Get the finger patterns right and you're rewarded with good music, get the patterns wrong and your song doesn't turn out so well. The app, called Le Petite Mort, is a game where players move their fingers around their iPhone or iPad screen to create music. Le Petit Mort: It's all about technique, but not on the App Store The App Store is loaded with sex-related apps. The rejection isn't surprising considering the sexual nature of the app, and to be fair, Apple's screeners probably don't want to rock the boat and risk being the person that let a sexual app slip through. That's something the makers of La Petite Mort learned when their game was bumped from the App Store for crossing over the "excessively objectionable or crude" restriction. It's no secret Apple takes a hands off approach when it comes to apps that run afoul of its prudish App Store guidelines.
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