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

Harness the AeternoBlade – and defy the abyss in this sequel to the fast-paced action/puzzle platformer. In AeternoBlade II, use the power of time itself to outwit your enemies and explore mysterious new dimensions. Jump between frenetic combat encounters and intriguing puzzle segments that require ingenious use of time.

Violence consists of non-realistic battles with flashes of light and minimal responses to being hit. All enemies disappear when killed. No blood or injuries are shown.

This game has been rated PEGI 16 for sustained depictions of death and injury towards human-like characters. Not suitable for persons under 16 years of age.

Defeat the Ninth Legion of the Roman army in this side-scrolling, arcade-inspired beat 'em up set in Roman-era Britain.

This game contains sustained depictions of death and injury towards human-like characters. The player must fight through hordes of human-like characters with a variety of melee weapons such as swords, axes and pikes to progress through the levels. The violence is unrealistic in nature, however, it does feature large amounts of blood, decapitation and dismemberment. The player is able to pick up dismembered body parts and throw them at enemies to inflict damage or knock them back. All the characters are shown as cartoony 2D designs that move from left to right to progress through the stage.

This game has been rated PEGI 16 due to sustained depictions of death and injury. Not suitable for persons below 16 years of age.

Gladiator: Blades of Fury is a melee combat action fighting game set during the medieval period. Players can play as a gladiator from four different clans, namely the Barbarians, the Assassins, the Knights, and the Dwarves. All heroes are unique and have their own weapons, skills, and fighting styles.

Violence in the game is exclusively towards human-like characters. When struck with melee weapons, blood effects are used and the victim is knocked back by the force of the attack. When defeated, characters fall to the floor, or to their knees.

This game has received a PEGI 7 because it features non-realistic violence in a child-friendly setting or context. Not suitable for persons under 7 years of age.

Experience the best in VR swordplay and live out the events of the Three Kingdoms！Play as a front-line warrior in the Three Kingdoms Period of China, you must slash your way through hordes of enemies and face off against the most famous generals.

You need to slash small puppets with your sword. These puppets have a cartoony appearance but resemble humanlike characters. When sliced, they transform into wooden objects.

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 strong violence and sexual expletives.

The story is based on Celtic mythology and Norse mythology. The game is focused on the player’s character Senua's point of view, as she embarks on a very personal journey through a hellish underworld made up of Senua's psychotic manifestations of her reality and mind.

Gameplay violence although very bloody is nevertheless determined not to be gross violence. One of the cinematic sequences however does contain a scene in which the player’s character is set alight, agonised loud screams can be heard as she runs, with flames engulfing most of her body. She eventually falls to the ground; her skin is charred and she dies. The game also contains use of the word "Fuck".

Central character suffers from psychosis which is manifest as hallucinations (visions and flashbacks) and delusions. She hears voices all the time in her head. Schizophrenia is also a symptom.

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 strong violence and sexual expletives.

The story is based on Celtic mythology and Norse mythology. The game is focused on the player’s character Senua's point of view, as she embarks on a very personal journey through a hellish underworld made up of Senua's psychotic manifestations of her reality and mind.

Gameplay violence although very bloody is nevertheless determined not to be gross violence. One of the cinematic sequences however does contain a scene in which the player’s character is set alight, agonised loud screams can be heard as she runs, with flames engulfing most of her body. She eventually falls to the ground; her skin is charred and she dies. The game also contains use of the word "Fuck".

Central character suffers from psychosis which is manifest as hallucinations (visions and flashbacks) and delusions. She hears voices all the time in her head. Schizophrenia is also a symptom.

The game was rated PEGI 12 for the use of moderate arcade style violence and sexual posturing. Not appropriate for persons below 12 years of age.

A malevolent force known only as Lina is devouring data from a vast, interdimensional network of servers overseen by sentient computers called ”motes.” In desperation, the motes summon heroes from a variety of parallel game worlds to face off against each other in one-on-one combat.

Violence in this game is regarded as moderate, characters fight each other using a variety of styles and weapons. Regardless of whether a weapon or hands or feet are used the severity of the violence depicted remains the same, save for the exaggerated responses of a character. Hits to the body of a character result in a reduction in their health until it reaches zero and the round ends. Sexual posturing is an infrequent event, an example is an image of a female with very large breasts and a fleur de lys shape that just covers her nipples. The image is full screen and the point of view is from below her breasts looking up.

The game was rated PEGI 12 for non-realistic violence towards human characters and the use of mild swearing and offensive language. Not appropriate for persons below 12 years of age.

DLC including brand new story content for Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Lost in a sea of clouds, entire civilizations rest on the backs of Titans. As the giant beasts march toward death, the last hope is a scavenger named Rex—and Pyra, a living weapon known as a Blade. Can you find the fabled paradise she calls home? Command a group of Blades and lead them to countless strategic victories before the world ends.

Gameplay violence is mainly non-realistic towards fantasy and human characters of varying size and complexity and is masked by bright flashes of light. Once defeated they disappear. Human characters have virtually no reaction to individual blows other than numbers showing damage and a health bar. There is also the use of mild swearing: ‘arseholes’, ‘bastards’, ‘bitch’, ‘bloody’, ‘piss’ and ‘shit’.

Some of the female characters wear revealing costumes that are akin to bikinis; there are a small number of posed shots that border on sexual posturing.

This game has been rated PEGI 12 for depictions of non-realistic looking violence towards human-like characters. Not suitable for persons under 12 years of age.

Strategy game based on the Blade & Soul franchise. Players place figurines onto a battlefield and watch them come to life and fight against characters from the opposing team.

This game contains frequent depictions of non-realistic looking violence towards human-like and fantasy characters. Bright lights and magical effects appear on impact of attacks. Characters have little to no reaction to the violence, the only indication of any damage being inflicted is the characters health bar depleting. When a character’s health bar is fully depleted they fall to the ground and quickly disappear from the battlefield. The majority of the characters are fantasy characters, however, a few of them are human. The level of the violence is the same towards all the characters. Weapons are a mixture of melee weapons and magic spells, none of the weapons create any visible wounds.

This game has been rated PEGI 12 for depictions of non-realistic looking violence towards human-like characters. Not suitable for persons under 12 years of age.

Strategy game based on the Blade & Soul franchise. Players place figurines onto a battlefield and watch them come to life and fight against characters from the opposing team.

This game contains frequent depictions of non-realistic looking violence towards human-like and fantasy characters. Bright lights and magical effects appear on impact of attacks. Characters have little to no reaction to the violence, the only indication of any damage being inflicted is the characters health bar depleting. When a character’s health bar is fully depleted they fall to the ground and quickly disappear from the battlefield. The majority of the characters are fantasy characters, however, a few of them are human. The level of the violence is the same towards all the characters. Weapons are a mixture of melee weapons and magic spells, none of the weapons create any visible wounds.