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This game was rated PEGI 16 because it features frequent strong violence and strong language. Not suitable for persons under 16 years of age.

Action role-playing game in which a shapeshifter - who can assume the form of a human, a wolf or a werewolf - fights to protect nature against pollution and environmental damage caused by a multinational corporation.

The player can sneak up on guards and snap their necks, shoot at them with a crossbow, or slash at them, depending on the form the player takes. Impacts result in flashes or other effects, with damage represented by a reduction in health bars. While blood is shown, and dead bodies remain on the ground, no graphic wounds or gore effects are shown. There is use of strong language ('motherfucker', 'fuck'), as well as milder bad language such as 'bitch', 'shit' and 'bollocks'.

There is a scene in which the player character discusses illegal drugs with a cigarette-smoking inmate, although the drugs being discussed are not specifically named or identified.

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 towards human-like characters, use of sexual expletives, and moving images showing games of chance. Not suitable for persons under 18 years of age.

The town of Vestige on the frontier planet Gehenna is under constant threat from the Devil Riders gang. The Sheriff has issued a bounty on the ferocious outlaws and invites you to collect on it. This is the 3rd DLC for Borderlands 3.

This game contains frequent depictions of gross violence towards human-like characters. Some of the more powerful weapons found in the game can cause enemies to be decapitated and dismembered. These attacks are paired with strong blood and gore effects which cause pools of blood and body parts to build up on the floor. This game contains use of sexual expletives. The word “fuck” and its derivatives can be found throughout. This game also contains moving images which show games of chance. The player is required to bet on a slot machine as part of a quest. After the quest is completed the player can continue to bet on the slot machines whenever they wish. A small bet must be placed each time for the chance to win money or items.

This game offers players the opportunity to purchase in-game items in the form of products which can be purchased with real-world money 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.

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

My Friend Pedro is a violent ballet about friendship, imagination, and one man’s struggle to obliterate anyone in his path at the behest of a sentient banana.

Violence consists of side-scrolling, arcade style run and gun action between your masked human character and many nefarious mobsters. While performing impressive parkour-like stunts in slow motion, you gun down your foes, with no realistic physical response, leaving their bodies littering the ground as you go. Wounds are not visible but moderate amounts of blood is shown and when armed with explosive weaponry, you have the ability to blow your enemies into meaty chunks, although this is not gross in detail.

This game has received a PEGI 16 because it features use of illegal drugs. Not suitable for persons under 16 of age.

Retro style, arcade sporting game in which you must form and manage your own hockey team, from controlling their training regime to adjusting their diets and dosing them with supplements, to win matches and become the league champions.

The players character can purchase illegal drugs such as Cannabis and Steroids from dealers in the game and be seen administering them to their team members to provide them with status boosts.

In order to raise money to form their team, the player must sell one of their kidneys. They are seen being shot with a tranquilizer dart before waking up, naked, strapped to an operating table before a person in scrubs takes a circular saw to them and harvests their organ. Although a lot of blood is shown, due to the retro nature of the game, the graphical details are horrific but not gross and the victim displays no physical response to the situation.

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 frequent scenes of graphic violence and strong language.

First person action shooter. Play as one of BJ Blazkowicz’s twin daughters and undertake a do-or-die mission to find their missing father in 1980s Paris.

Violence consists of you playing as either Jess or Sophie and using your power suit and whatever weapons you can recover to kill the enemy Nazi forces. Decapitation and dismemberment are possible, with graphic visual details depicted complete with wounds, blood, tissue and brain matter being shown. Moderate to strong language can be heard throughout including the words ‘asshole’, ‘goddamn’, ‘shit’ and the word ‘fuck’ and its derivatives.

There is also a scene where Jess and Sophie are actively encouraged and taught how to properly smoke cigarettes by a third person. This game offers in-game items which may be purchased by the player using real-world money.

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 bloody violence.

Reign in Blood adds blood and gore to the base game of Total War: Three Kingdoms. The Three Kingdoms period is one of the most turbulent times in Chinese history. The Han Dynasty is crumbling; the stage is set for a great new epoch, forged by the fires of conquest – the time to establish your legacy is now

The violence depicted is considerably more bloody than that seen in the base game with intestines spilling out of stomach wounds, dismemberment of both humans and horses and decapitation of humans.

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

Bloodroots is a third person action game in which you play as Mr. Wolf, a man who was brutally murdered after discovering everyone in his town had been wiped out. Somehow, he survives and is hell-bent on revenge, travelling the world of the Weird West in search of his killers.

Beginning with the aftermath of a massacre in your home town, the faceless bodies of the deceased lying in the snow, violence consists of you using anything from a carrot to a rocket launcher, to bash, slash or shoot the enemy. Gameplay is fast-paced and frenetic as you run through the levels, negotiating the obstacles of the landscape. Responses to being attacked are over-exaggerated and unrealistic in nature with characters being knocked around like rag-doll. At random intervals the camera will zoom in on enemy faces and play in slow-motion as you kill them returning to normal. Visible injuries are not shown but excessive amounts of blood are used throughout the sustained violence, culminating with the dead remaining on the ground and piling up in high traffic areas. Sexual expletives and offensive language are use rarely in the subtitles but include the words ‘fuck’, ‘fucked’, ‘fucking’, ‘bastard’, ‘bloody’, ‘motherfucker’, ‘goddamn’ and ‘shit’.

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

Beat-em-up game set in the world of "Britain," home to a million King Arthurs and a million Excaliburs. The Arthurs each strive to become the one true king, wielding the power of the knights and the faeries of antiquity. They fight to unite a Britain where civil wars are a common occurrence and to protect from outside threats.

Violence consists of arcade style battle scenes between humans, wolf-girls, fairies and other fantasy characters. Players beat each other up using their chosen weapons, until their opponent’s life bar is depleted, and they have won 2 out of three matches. Blood and injuries are not depicted. Throughout the fighting, scantily clad female characters frequently change costume and pose provocatively with their weapons while the camera zooms in on various parts of their bodies. Actual nudity is not shown. Mild language includes infrequent use of the word ‘bastard’.

This game has been rated PEGI 16 for depictions of realistic looking violence towards human-like characters and use of sexual expletives. Not suitable for persons under 16 years of age.

Battle through London as an elite SAS soldier on your deadliest mission yet. Take on a ruthless criminal empire to save your family in this narrative inspired by PlayStation VR Worlds’ ‘The London Heist.’

This game contains frequent depictions of realistic looking violence towards human-like characters. The majority of the violence is achieved through the use of firearms. The player uses various guns to kill enemy soldiers and guards. Their reactions to the violence are realistic, blood appears on impact of attacks and characters let out pained screams and grunts when injured. When they have been defeated, their bodies fall to the floor and remain there. This game also contains frequent use of sexual expletives, the word “fuck” and its derivatives are found throughout the dialogue.

This game contains collectable e-cigarettes that can be found throughout the map. The player is able to pick up and smoke various flavoured e-cigarettes in VR.

This game has been rated PEGI 12 for depictions of non-realistic looking violence towards human-like characters, realistic violence of a minor nature towards human-like characters, realistic looking violence towards fantasy characters, and pictures likely to be horrifying. Not suitable for persons under 12 years of age.

Play as Miriam, an orphan scarred by an alchemist's curse that slowly crystallizes her body. Battle through a demon-infested castle and defeat its master to save yourself, and all of humanity.

This game contains frequent depictions of non-realistic looking violence towards human-like characters. Human characters flash brightly upon impact of attacks, and numbers show the amount of damage inflicted. They often let out cries of pain, although there are no injuries visible on their bodies. Some attacks cause characters to be thrown into walls which then staggers them for a short time. This game also contains infrequent realistic looking violence towards fantasy characters. Some attacks can cause creatures heads to be decapitated, there are no blood effects, they then slump to the floor before disappearing. There are also flying pig-like characters that explode when they are defeated, splatters of blood and skin fly outwards before disappearing. This game also contains infrequent depictions of realistic violence of a minor nature towards human-like characters. If the player equips a bladed weapon such as a sword, they can cause human enemies to bleed on impact. This game also contains pictures likely to be horrifying. The most pertinent example is a large fountain which is filled with blood, if you follow the waterfall of blood up the fountain you will find it originating from the ripped open carcass of a werewolf. Strong injury detail and gore is visible.