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

Role-playing game in which a cursed prince becomes a monster wrangler, creating an army of monsters to take into battle on a quest for revenge.

Much of the violence during gameplay consists of turn-based battles between monsters. Damage is shown using numbers and results in a loss of health, with characters disappearing when defeated. However, there is also a contest in which human characters engage in hand-to-hand combat, in what is called a 'Festival of Fisticuffs'. The violence here is non-realistic looking, with exaggerated reactions and damage shown as a number value, with no blood effects. There are also some scenes of violence during cutscenes, including a human character being kicked and falling over, although the impact itself is not shown, and a fantasy character attacking a human character with a scythe, although there is no blood and the reaction is exaggerated.

This game offers players the opportunity to purchase in-game items, including two additional dungeons and the ability to open a magic treasure chest once an hour and receive a free gift. The items in this chest are not randomised in nature. Instead, the player works through a list of prizes over time, in order. The prizes include supplies that can be used to scout for monsters more easily. The three paid items of DLC also come with additional costumes. There is a link to the Nintendo eShop, in-game, to purchase these DLC items, 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 12 because it features moderate violence and use of bad language. Not suitable for persons under 12 years of age.

Action role-playing game in which a swordsman and his companions set out to defeat the Dark Lord, Hadlar, while fighting fantastical creatures and human enemies.

This game features unrealistic violence during gameplay. When a character is hit, there is an highly exaggerated response, accompanied by a number indicating the damage caused and a reduction in their health meter. The violence is non-realistic and when a character is defeated, they disappear from view. There are no blood effects. However, violence during cutscenes is more moderate, notably when a female character slaps a male character, causing him to recoil and land on the floor. The game also includes use of bad language, including 'bastard'.

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

Spinoff from the 'Dragon Quest' series, in which players take on the roles of siblings Mia and Erik as they embark on a treasure hunting adventure that takes place before the events of 'Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age'.

Most violence is against fantasy characters, such as walking skeletons and blobs, and features unrealistic reactions, such as flashes, and no blood or visible injuries. When the human protagonists are hit during battle, they simply slide backwards or flinch. When their life-bar runs low, they begin to flash and make remarks such as "This is bad". If they are defeated, they scream or groan and fall to the ground, where they either die and the level restarts or they may be revived.

This game has received a PEGI 12 because it features depictions of non-realistic looking violence towards human-like characters, scenes featuring sexual innuendo, and moving images that teach or encourage the use of games of chance. Not suitable for persons under 12 years of age.

This enhanced version of Dragon Quest XI features the same content as the original, but with newly added character-specific stories, fully orchestrated field and battle music, and the ability to switch between 3D and 2D modes.

This game contains frequent depictions of non-realistic looking violence towards human-like and fantasy characters. When impacts occur, bright lights and magical effects appear, with numbers indicating the amount of damage that has been inflicted. When a fantasy character is defeated, they fall to the floor and quickly vanish. When a playable human character is defeated, they fall to the floor with no visible injuries. Human characters remain on the ground until the end of the fight, or until a team member revives them. This game also contains scenes featuring sexual innuendo. There is a side quest in which an elderly gentleman asks the player to dress up his female companion in a 'Playboy bunny' costume so he can look at her. Elsewhere in the game, the same female character uses certain spells and abilities that have sexual undertones. An example of this is her “Sexy Beam” ability which, when selected by the player, causes her to moan as she strokes herself and blows kisses. This ability can be used to distract enemies or to encourage members of your own team. This game also features moving images that teach and encourage the use of games of chance. The player can enter a casino and take part in card games, such as poker, and bet on slot machines. All of these minigames feature a betting system and detailed instructions about how to play the games.

This game has been rated PEGI 12 for depictions of non-realistic looking violence towards human-like characters, scenes featuring sexual innuendo, and moving images that teach/encourage the use of games of chance. Not suitable for persons under 12 years of age.

This definitive version of Dragon Quest XI features the same content of the original, but with newly added character-specific stories, fully orchestrated field and battle music, and the ability to switch between not only HD and retro-inspired 16-bit visuals, but also Japanese and English voice tracks.

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. Bright numbers also appear above characters showing the amount of damage that has been inflicted. When a fantasy character has been defeated, they fall to the floor and quickly vanish. When a playable human character has been defeated, they fall to the floor with no visible injuries, they then remain there until the end of the fight or until a team member revives them using an item. This game also contains scenes featuring heavy sexual innuendo. There is a side quest where an elderly gentleman asks the player if he will dress his attractive female companion up in a playboy bunny-like costume so he can look at her. The same female character also uses certain spells and abilities in the game that have a sexual undertone. An example of this is her ability “Sexy Beam”, when the player selects it you can hear her moan as she strokes herself and blows kisses. This ability can distract the enemies or can encourage members of your team. This game also features moving images that teach and encourage the use of games of chance. The player can enter into a casino and take part in card games such as poker and bet on slot machines. All of these minigames feature a betting system and detailed instructions of how to play the games.

This game has received a PEGI 7 because it features non-realistic violence in a child-friendly setting or context, violence that lacks any apparent harm or injury to fantasy creatures and pictures or sounds likely to be scary to young children. Not suitable for persons below 7 years of age.

DRAGON QUEST BUILDERS 2 is an epic sand box RPG, where everything you see is interactive and customisable! Play in the open world with enchanting stories and characters. Build for fun. Build for Adventure. Build to save the world!

Players can do battle by running around with a weapon and simply striking an enemy. This violence can be quite high in intensity but is predominantly cartoonish and non-realistic. There are colourful light effects, explosions, puffs of smoke, and cartoonish sound effects. There are some boss battles as well. Some of the bosses have a menacing appearance accompanied by loud roaring sound effect that can be scary for younger children.

This game has received a PEGI 7 because it features non-realistic violence in a child-friendly setting or context, violence that lacks any apparent harm or injury to fantasy creatures and pictures or sounds likely to be scary to young children. Not suitable for persons below 7 years of age.

DRAGON QUEST BUILDERS 2 is an epic sand box RPG, where everything you see is interactive and customisable! Play in the open world with enchanting stories and characters. Build for fun. Build for Adventure. Build to save the world!

Players can do battle by running around with a weapon and simply striking an enemy. This violence can be quite high in intensity but is predominantly cartoonish and non-realistic. There are colourful light effects, explosions, puffs of smoke, and cartoonish sound effects. There are some boss battles as well. Some of the bosses have a menacing appearance accompanied by loud roaring sound effect that can be scary for younger children.

This game has been rated PEGI 12 for depictions of non-realistic looking violence towards human-like characters, scenes featuring sexual innuendo, and moving images that teach/encourage the use of games of chance. Not suitable for persons under 12 years of age.

A young man, about to participate in his village’s coming of age ceremony, travels to a Sacred Stone alongside his childhood friend. The intrepid adventurer learns he is the reincarnation of a legendary hero from a forgotten age. The young hero sets forth into an unknown world on a journey to unravel the mystery of his past…

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. Bright numbers also appear above characters showing the amount of damage that has been inflicted. When a fantasy character has been defeated, they fall to the floor and quickly vanish. When a playable human character has been defeated, they fall to the floor with no visible injuries, they then remain there until the end of the fight or until a team member revives them using an item. This game also contains scenes featuring heavy sexual innuendo. There is a side quest where an elderly gentleman asks the player if he will dress his attractive female companion up in a playboy bunny-like costume so he can look at her. The same female character also uses certain spells and abilities in the game that have a sexual undertone. An example of this is her ability “Sexy Beam”, when the player selects it you can hear her moan as she stokes herself and blows kisses. This ability can distract the enemies or can encourage members of your team. This game also features moving images that teach and encourage the use of games of chance. The player can enter into a casino and take part in card games such as poker and bet on slot machines. All of these minigames feature a betting system and detailed instructions of how to play the games.

This game was rated PEGI 7 for mild, unrealistic violence.

Generations ago, the realm of Alefgard was plunged into darkness by the terrible Dragonlord, ruler of all monsters. Mankind was robbed of the power to build. Now it’s up to you, a Legendary Builder, to return the power of creation to the people and rebuild Alefgard.

Violence is overall pretty mild and all set in a child-friendly setting as known from popular children's cartoons. Violence is mostly against fantasy creatures and all non-realistic. There are colorful light effects, explosions, puffs of smoke, and cartoonish sound effects.

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

Lazarel and Teresa reunite in the Kingdom of Harba, far from their Dunisian home. Little do they suspect that the Dunisian army is about to invade, with their old friend Prince Cesar at the helm.

This game features frequent depictions of non-realistic looking violence towards human-like characters. During battles bright lights appear on the impact of attacks, while numbers show the amount of health points lost. Characters have little to no reaction to the violence with no visible injuries shown. When all health points are lost characters will fall to the floor. However, using a specific item can revive them. The game also features mild bad language, within the game there is a weapon called the ‘Bastard Sword’.