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

Compilation of two classic NIS role-playing games, 'Makai Kingdom: Reclaimed and Rebound' and 'ZHP: Unlosing Ranger vs. Darkdeath Evilman'.

These games feature non-detailed and non-realistic looking violence towards human-like and fantasy characters. When characters are hit, damage is generally indicated using numbers and when defeated the character disappears. Violence is shown from a distance and the characters are pixelated in nature. In one scene, a human character is hit by a vehicle and thrown into the air. There is also use of bad language, including 'bitch', 'bastard', 'pissed' and 'slut'. Some dialogue contains references to male and female genitalia.

One character holds an unlit cigarette in his mouth but is not shown smoking.

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

Psychological horror game in which players explore a series of locations that are haunted by the tragic memories of previous events.

The player's character is chased through dimly lit locations by ghostly shapeshifting creatures. There are jump moments when objects move of their own accord, as well as when screams or threats from disembodied voices are heard. The overall sense of threat and dread is enhanced by the use of eerie music. The game also contain infrequent use of bad language ('shit').

The player's character can fight back against the ghostly creatures, using a handgun or a shard from a broken mirror. The creatures merely flinch in response to attacks and disintegrate when defeated. Contact with the creatures can reduce the player's health. When the player's health is exhausted, a message is displayed simply saying "You died". There is no blood or injury detail.

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

Collection of mini-tournament games set in Monster World and featuring characters from the 'My Singing Monsters' franchise. Players can challenge friends or play solo in three different game modes: 'Party Tournament', 'Single Player Gauntlet' and 'Freeplay'.

Some of the mini-games feature very mild comic violence, although reactions are unrealistic. Characters can be stunned for a second, which causes stars to circle their heads. It's also possible to push or punch characters off a platform, which causes them to fly backwards and disappear off-screen. The cartoony characters are never visibly injured or seen to be in pain.

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

Sequel to 'Fantasy Friends', in which players raise and take care of various fantasy creatures in a small village on the ocean floor. The creatures can be fed, groomed, cleaned and dressed. They can also take part in mini-games, including memory games, mini golf and throwing balls and hoops. Players can decorate the village with items such as shells and sandcastles.

No rating issues.

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.

Japanese action role-playing game in which a young boy leaves his island home to stop a plot that threatens to destroy his own world and another.

This game features moderate violence between human and fantasy characters. Damage is depicted using numbers, without realistic physical reactions or blood or injuries. Characters flash when hit and disappear when defeated. One scene shows a man being stabbed through the back by a blade of energy, which lifts him into the air and drops him. However, there is no blood or injury detail. There is infrequent bad language, including 'bastard'.

This game has received a PEGI 18 which restricts availability to ADULTS ONLY and is not suitable for anyone below this age. This rating has been given because it features graphic violence. Not suitable for persons under 18 years of age.

First person shooter, set in a futuristic sci-fi environment, in which players take on the role of a ruthless bounty hunter negotiating a world of crime and corruption.

This game features frequent graphic violence. Human characters can be impaled, dismembered or decapitated, as a result of explosions or as a result of impacts from weapons and bullets. There is accompanying sight of gore and copious bloodshed. There is sight of mutilated dead bodies and post mortem mutilation is also possible.

This game has received a PEGI 16 because it features scenes of bloody violence in an arcade setting. Not suitable for persons under 16 years of age.

Side-scrolling hack-and-slash platform game, in which a hero must restore order to the world after the demon lord Ryukotsuki returns from Hell.

This game features strong bloody violence against human and fantasy characters. When characters are struck by bladed weapons or explosive devices, exaggerated amounts of blood appear. However, there is no graphic injury detail.

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

Winery simulation game in which players choose which vines to grow, how to grow them, and when to harvest them, before going on to sell your wine.

No rating issues. There is no consumption of alcohol.

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.

This bundle contains two adventure games themed around nonogram puzzles: PictoQuest and Piczle Cross Adventure.

In Piczle Cross Adventure, a laser gun is used on various objects and it is implied that it is used on humans as well. The player can restore these items, as well as the human characters, by solving puzzles. In PictoQuest, successfully completing puzzles allows players to attack non-human enemies that have a health bar. Attacking them causes the enemies to flinch slightly and lose health. All violence is either mild or implied.

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

Single-player action role-playing game. It is a remastered version of the PSP game, Akiba’s Trip Plus, which was released only in Japan in 2012. The title is presented using 2D and 3D anime style graphics. The player must complete missions in which he has to fight and then remove enemies' clothes to progress the story.

Violence consists predominantly of group street fights in which the player repeatedly punches, kicks or uses props to beat up his opponents. This causes them to flicker, flinch and cry out. In order to defeat vampires, the player must strip off their clothing to expose them to sunlight. This often leads to a 'tug of war' over the vampire's clothes, which causes the loser to turn blue with exposure. Should they be stripped down to their underwear, they turn black and fade away. No blood or injuries are shown. The opening cinematic of the game features a more realistic scene of violence, depicting a character being beaten up and knocked to the ground in an alleyway, while the body of their friend lies a short distance away. Dialogue includes strong language ('fuck') as well as milder terms, such as 'bitch', 'bastard' and 'shit'.