I feel like their tentacles are getting weaker and weaker, CGs used to be random, but then lost that tradition, and one of the generations I remember a premise where grabbing naked girls would make them come out naked Now I don't know why it seems to have been deleted (the earliest generation is also the same)It's a fun setting, but I don't know why you cut it, and she's getting more and more boring, and I hope you guys can see that

the shadow ban was probally cause most characters look like kids/teens or are under 18 (Hatsune Miku),  just cause you say there over 18 dosnt mean they are. wasting resources on clone games was probally not the right thing to do, rather making your main game NOT look like its pedo-bait would of been the better option i think. =|

I played most of your games, also bought most of them. I think You need to focuse more on each concept. Don create the 4th Locker clone. Try to improve the existing one. Right now Lovecraftian locker 1 has still many bugs and 2 has no real end goel. But both are still good games. So Maybe add to them, polish them, maybe sell a DLC that contains new chapter or more interaction options.  If you do "in game" purchases you also might find a way around the itch io payment issue. Also it is better to do smalle items/DLCs than big ones. I rather buy 5 2$ extensions than 1 10$ one.

Besides that, get some rest. The fans you got are not leaving if you and your team take a break.

There are a few things worth considering:

1st: Given that Itch seems to be tolerant of adult material, determine what it is that got you in their crosshairs to begin with. Simply changing gears won't necessarily stop you from being delisted again.

2nd: If able I strongly recommend taking a break to both unwind from the crunch and the stress.

3rd:  Consider other content options.

4th: Consider spreading your tendrils to other platforms.

Obviously none of these are a guarantee of success and I'm sure you have already considered some or all of them. But these are in case you have not.

I do know that North America focused credit card services are going after adult content providers. I imagine it won't be long before Paypal follows suit on being unwilling to work with adult content. So where able I'd also recommend looking at alternative payment options.

Don't know what steams model is like but they seem the most stable. At least as far as a western audience is concerned.

Maybe move to another game platform and/or make a non adult game that will show up on searches so you can monetize that. You clearly have the talent to make fun engaging game content. Does it all have to be adults only?

Welcome to the games world also wtf did you get a ban for anyway