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The game was rated PEGI 12 for non-realistic violence towards human characters. Not appropriate for persons below 12 years of age.

Ten years after crime lord Geese Howard's death, the city of Southtown has become more peaceful leading it to be known as the Second Southtown (having formerly been corrupted by Geese). A new fighting tournament called "King of Fighters: Maximum Mayhem" starts in the area, and several characters related with the fighters from the previous King of Fighters tournaments participate within it.

Violence in this game is typical of the genre, lots of exaggerated jumps and responses when a character is hit.

The game was rated PEGI 12 for non-realistic violence towards human characters. Not appropriate for persons below 12 years of age.

Ten years after crime lord Geese Howard's death, the city of Southtown has become more peaceful leading it to be known as the Second Southtown (having formerly been corrupted by Geese). A new fighting tournament called "King of Fighters: Maximum Mayhem" starts in the area, and several characters related with the fighters from the previous King of Fighters tournaments participate within it.

Violence in this game is typical of the genre, lots of exaggerated jumps and responses when a character is hit.

This game is rated PEGI 12 for infrequent scenes of mild violence. It is not suitable for persons under 12 years of age.

A hidden object game about a serial killer “The Preacher” who is planning to summon a demon. By finding objects and using them in certain situations, the player proceeds in stopping the Preacher from doing so. Several Jump-scares and implied violence create an eerie atmosphere.

In one cut-scene a man is shot in the back. The reaction to this violence is minimal and unrealistic.

The game has a dark and eerie atmosphere due to the many victims that are left behind by the villain and the dark magic that he practices.

This game is rated PEGI 12 for infrequent scenes of mild violence. It is not suitable for persons under 12 years of age.

A hidden object game about a serial killer “The Preacher” who is planning to summon a demon. By finding objects and using them in certain situations, the player proceeds in stopping the Preacher from doing so. Several Jump-scares and implied violence create an eerie atmosphere.

In one cut-scene a man is shot in the back. The reaction to this violence is minimal and unrealistic.

The game has a dark and eerie atmosphere due to the many victims that are left behind by the villain and the dark magic that he practices.

This game has been rated PEGI 16 due to frequent moderate violence. Not suitable for persons below 16 years of age.

The game is a continuation of 'Demon Souls' and focuses the gameplay on events within the world of Lordran and defeating the Dark Knight Artorias.

The game features the use a variety of medieval type weaponry that are used to kill the enemy characters. In use the sword will deliver a killing blow in one or two strikes. Each strike will result in a splash of blood; the use of firebombs are prevalent throughout the game and when they explode they will emit a large plume of fire. Although the characters can be enveloped by the fire none suffer any visible damage from it.

The game features online playing capability which may involve real-time interaction with other players.

The game was rated PEGI 16 for sustained depictions of violence. Not appropriate for persons below 16 years of age.

You are Nyx, an old warrior who has embarked on a dangerous journey with his daughter, Aether, an 'indigo child' who radiates luminescence. Only together will they be strong enough to complete their quest: reach the last place on Earth still touched by sunlight

Characters engage in hand to hand combat using a variety of bladed weapons. Strikes to the body result in blood splattering and eventually, the death of the character.

This game has been rated PEGI 12 due to realistic violence towards fantasy creatures. Not suitable for persons below 12 years of age.

Engage in close encounters of primal species through a series of theme-park attractions and witness with your own eyes dinosaurs roaring in the wild.

Violence in the game is exclusively towards dinosaurs. The player can use an assortment of ranged weapons to attack dinosaurs in the game's battle mode. Blood effects are used to show the impact of bullets and the dinosaurs react realistically as they fall to the ground. The bodies disappear after a short period of time.

This game has been rated PEGI 12 due to realistic violence towards fantasy creatures. Not suitable for persons below 12 years of age.

Engage in close encounters of primal species through a series of theme-park attractions and witness with your own eyes dinosaurs roaring in the wild.

Violence in the game is exclusively towards dinosaurs. The player can use an assortment of ranged weapons to attack dinosaurs in the game's battle mode. Blood effects are used to show the impact of bullets and the dinosaurs react realistically as they fall to the ground. The bodies disappear after a short period of time.

This game is rated PEGI 18 which restricts availability to ADULTS ONLY and is not suitable for anyone below this age. This rating has been given due to depictions of gross violence to human-like characters, depictions of violence towards defenceless human-like characters, and use of sexual expletives. Not suitable for persons under 18 years of age.

From the creators of South Park, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, comes South Park: The Fractured but Whole, a sequel to 2014's South Park: The Stick of Truth.

This game contains infrequent depictions of gross violence towards human-like characters. Some scenes show characters being decapitated and dismembered with very strong blood and gore effects. This game also features infrequent depictions of violence against defenceless human-like characters. This violence takes place against characters who are restrained and not able to escape. The violence that takes place in these scenes also feature strong blood and gore effects. This game also contains frequent use of sexual expletives, the word “fuck” and its derivatives are found throughout, and the word “cunt” can also be found in the dialogue.

One of the major components of this well-established series is the way in which it subverts and satirises modern American social mores and issues. This game is no exception and one aspect of the game play centres around the contemporary issue of police brutality towards African-Americans. The game offers a character creation facility which allows the player to create darker-skinned characters which will result in the police acting with increased hostility towards and even attacking such characters. There are further references such as a mission in which the player enters a police station and sees the cells filled with African-Americans and the police using racial slurs. Some players may find this element within the game distasteful or even offensive.

The game was rated PEGI 16 for arcade style violence with blood. Not appropriate for persons below 16 years of age.

Five hundred feet below the earth you will not only fight unimaginable foes, but famine, disease, and the stress of the ever-encroaching dark. Darkest Dungeon focuses on the humanity and psychological vulnerability of the heroes.

Although the game’s characters can utilise a plethora of different weapons and magic spell attacks, each one will cause similarly sized blood splashes to be seen. Characters do not react realistically to the violence as they are primarily static and do not have the fluid movement normally associated with human game characters. The life span of all characters is governed by a health gauge which will slowly diminish with each successful hit. When it expires entirely the character dies and disappears in a cloud of black smoke.