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This game has received a PEGI 16 because it features strong violence. Not suitable for persons under 16 years of age.

Hidden object mystery game in which players take on the role of Adam Wolfe, an investigator of the paranormal, who discovers a hidden world of ghosts, artifacts, secret orders, curses and more underneath modern San Francisco, while working on his most important case.

This game features strong and realistic violence, including sight of characters being punched, shot, and in one case stabbed through the torso from behind, resulting in bleeding wounds and pained reactions.

The game also includes some scary scenes, including people locked in a burning building and sight of characters being grabbed by demons and engulfed in flames. There is frequent sight of injured and dead people, including decomposed bodies. There are various references to suicide, including sight of a human character jumping over rails and into some water. There is also sight of a woman hanging by a noose. The game also features some bad language, including uses of 'bastard' and 'crap', as well as references to alcohol and tobacco, including the player's character lighting a cigarette for another character.

This game has received a PEGI 12 because it features moderate violence and use of bad language. Not suitable for persons under 12 years of age.

Role-playing game, the latest standalone entry in the SaGa franchise, which combines visual novel and turn-based combat.

This game contains depictions of moderate violence towards human characters. When hit, characters recoil and can be thrown backwards onto the ground, with damage indicated using numbers. However, there is no injury detail. The game also features bad language, including 'bastard'.

This game has received a PEGI 16 because it features prominent use of alcohol. Not suitable for persons under 16 years of age.

Puzzle platformer game in which the player takes on the role of a nobleman and uses a mirror mechanic to solve puzzles and confront his past traumas.

This game contains prominent use of alcohol. During gameplay, the protagonist drinks heavily to cope with his trauma. The player can reset a puzzle room by holding a button which causes the player to drink from a flask, which blurs their vision.

There is a scene in which the player is encouraged to take their own life. This game contains an over-arching theme of child abuse. The protagonist is dealing with childhood trauma of being taunted, threatened, and called ‘ugly’ by a parental figure. These memories show up during gameplay in the form of children’s style crayon drawings. There are sexual themes throughout the game. One scene in particular takes place in a sex dungeon where adult toys can be seen on shelves, and a sex swing hangs from the ceiling. The player cannot interact with these items. There are horror sequences throughout the entirety of the game. Rooms contain corpses of victims, some of which are dismembered. There are also depictions of skeletons and human bones used for architectural structures. In one room, there are a bunch of zoo animal corpses. This game contains the use of the word ‘bastard’.

This game has received a PEGI 16 because it features use of strong language. Not suitable for persons under 16 years of age.

Psychological thriller game in which players take on the role of a man with a disease who becomes obsessed with finding a cure by analysing his past memories.

This game features strong language ('fuck'), as well as milder terms such as 'shit'.

The game also contains references to suicide and implied violence.

This game has received a PEGI 12 because it features moderate violence, images that younger players may find disturbing, and use of bad language. Not suitable for persons under 12 years of age.

Collection of Hidden Objects games.

One of the games feature moderate violence, including a person being tasered unconscious and a struggle between two people in which one of them falls off a dock. Violence in the other games is milder. There is sight of dead bodies, which younger players may find disturbing. The games also include use of bad language, including frequent use of 'bastard'.

This game has received a PEGI 3 and features occasional very mild violence in a comical or abstract context. Suitable for all ages.

Re-release of the 1983 Atari classic in which players take on the role of a young boy who must try to reach various ice cream cones before they melt while avoiding the chefs who are out to get him.

This game features very mild violence. Enemies can be defeated by throwing food at them, which causes them to change colour and fly off-screen. If the player's character is hit by an enemy, he will freeze in place and all food remaining in the level will fly at him. This does not result in any visible harm or hurt. The basic visuals and gameplay mechanics make the violence less disturbing.

This game has received a PEGI 7 because it features violence against humans that is not shown but is implied. Not suitable for persons under 7 years of age.

Re-release of the classic 1990 Atari third-person driving game, set in a post-apocalyptic future, in which players drive an anti-radiation vaccine through a wasteland, while battling enemies.

Gameplay features violence towards vehicles. Context and design suggests these vehicles are piloted by humans, so violence towards them is implied, although the drivers are not seen. The violence itself is unrealistic in nature with vehicles disappearing in a simple explosion when hit.

This game has received a PEGI 7 because it features mild violence that lacks any apparent harm or injury to fantasy or mythical beings and creatures and non-realistic looking violence towards characters which, although human, are not very detailed. Not suitable for persons under 7 years of age.

Arcade action game, a release of the 1990 Atari classic, in which players take on the role of a ninja who must survive nine holes of golf while defending yourself from attacks.

Violence is either directed at human-like or fantasy characters. Both violence and reactions are non-detailed and unrealistic: enemies disappear in puffs of smoke when defeated, without visible harm, and the protagonist falls over when defeated. The non-detailed visuals help to make the violence less disturbing.

This game has received a PEGI 3 and features occasional very mild violence in a comical or abstract context. Suitable for all ages.

Re-release of two pixelated platform games themed around a black cat and his magic bag: Felix the Cat (NES version) and Felix the Cat (Gameboy version).

Violence is very mild and either directed at cartoony humans or at fantasy characters. Violence and reactions are unrealistic in nature. Both enemies and Felix fall off-screen when defeated without visible harm or hurt, while all bosses explode in the same way when defeated. The cartoon-like visuals help make any violence less disturbing.

This game has received a PEGI 3. Suitable for all ages.

Sports simulation game based on the sport of motorcycle racing, in which players can select riders from the Official MotoGP World Championship or use their own custom riders. The game offers all the circuits of the official 2024 calendar, as well as a selection of the best historical circuits.

Riders may crash their bikes but this does not result in obvious harm or injury to the characters.

This game offers players the opportunity to purchase in-game items, in the form of additional content and DLC, which some parents or carers may want to be aware of. Parents, carers or other responsible adults should check to see what is being offered before making any purchase on behalf of a child. It should be noted that the game can still be played without the need to purchase such items.