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This game was rated PEGI 16 for frequent scenes of moderate violence in an arcade setting. It is not suitable for persons under 16 years of age.

Pharaonic is an unforgiving side scrolling Action-RPG set in Ancient Egypt. Explore a vast kingdom full of dangers and brutal enemies while you find the truth behind Ahmosis I, the Red Pharaoh. Only the most audacious warriors will have any chance of success. The Pharaoh's army and countless dangerous creatures will stand in your way. Polish your combat skills to the finest and loot the best gear possible to even have the slightest chance of overcoming this difficult endeavour. Will you opt for lightweight equipment, trusting on your agility to avoid death? Or will you prefer to take the blow and strike back even harder? The decision is entirely yours to make. Throughout your path you will find help from the Daughters of Ishtar, as well as the oppressed countrymen. Learn new skills and subdue divine powers to overcome your opponents. Drink from your life-water canteen to heal your wounds, and acquire new equipment that will help you avoid death one more day. It's a tough journey, but the Gods believe in you. Will you be worthy of that honour?

Violence is typical of side scrolling arcade games with players hacking and slashing at their foes with whatever weapons they can find. Blood effects are shown and bodies of the slain can pile up on the playing field.

This game was rated PEGI 16 for frequent scenes of moderate violence in an arcade setting. It is not suitable for persons under 16 years of age.

Pharaonic is an unforgiving side scrolling Action-RPG set in Ancient Egypt. Explore a vast kingdom full of dangers and brutal enemies while you find the truth behind Ahmosis I, the Red Pharaoh. Only the most audacious warriors will have any chance of success. The Pharaoh's army and countless dangerous creatures will stand in your way. Polish your combat skills to the finest and loot the best gear possible to even have the slightest chance of overcoming this difficult endeavour. Will you opt for lightweight equipment, trusting on your agility to avoid death? Or will you prefer to take the blow and strike back even harder? The decision is entirely yours to make. Throughout your path you will find help from the Daughters of Ishtar, as well as the oppressed countrymen. Learn new skills and subdue divine powers to overcome your opponents. Drink from your life-water canteen to heal your wounds, and acquire new equipment that will help you avoid death one more day. It's a tough journey, but the Gods believe in you. Will you be worthy of that honour?

Violence is typical of side scrolling arcade games with players hacking and slashing at their foes with whatever weapons they can find. Blood effects are shown and bodies of the slain can pile up on the playing field.

This game was rated PEGI 12 for infrequent mild swearing. Not suitable for persons under 12 years of age.

Rhythm game. Touch the Vita screen in time with the beat of the music.

One song is called ‘Drop the Shit!’ and it features that swearword several times.

This game was rated PEGI 12 for infrequent mild swearing. Not suitable for persons under 12 years of age.

Rhythm game. Touch the Vita screen in time with the beat of the music.

One song is called ‘Drop the Shit!’ and it features that swearword several times.

This game was rated PEGI 16 for frequent scenes of moderate violence. It is not suitable for persons under 16 years of age.

Re-release of Code Veronica: 3 months after Resident Evil Nemesis, Claire Redfield is raiding an Umbrella facility when she is captured. There is a T-Virus outbreak and Claire is released, follow her as she discovers what happened on the island and searches for her brother, Chris.

Violence is typical of early Resident Evil games, with humans defending themselves against zombies and worse. Blood and graphic injuries are depicted.

This game was rated PEGI 7 for violence that lacks any apparent harm or injury to fantasy or mythical beings and creatures. It is not suitable for persons under 7 years of age.

Epistory immerses you in an atmospheric action/adventure game where you play a girl riding a giant fox who fights an insectile corruption from an origami world. As you progress and explore this world, the story literally unfolds and the mysteries of the magic power of the words are revealed.

Features violence towards fantasy characters that lacks any apparent harm or injury. Players can shoot elemental energy balls at enemies, who flicker and disappear when defeated.

The game was rated PEGI 16 for moderate violence towards human characters. Not appropriate for persons below 16 years of age.

John Wick Chronicles lets you play as the legendary assassin John Wick, allowing you to pick up his iconic weapons and head into the world of hired guns. In John Wick Chronicles, players have the opportunity to explore the iconic Continental Hotel and are tasked with assassinating seemingly unbeatable targets that only John Wick himself could handle.

Violence in the game is in the main caused by firearms, these are either self-loading pistols, small automatic machine pistols and long range rifles. When shot characters do react realistically and depending on the range blood effects may be evident. On occasions when shot in the head, a character’s ballistic helmet will fly off. Grenades or other explosions do not cause dismemberment.

This game has been rated PEGI-7 for implied and non-realistic violence as well as scary elements.

Queen of Sands is the ninth installment in the Dark Parables franchise. As the Fairytale Detective, you must investigate nightmarish creatures laying siege on the town of Montafleur and uncover the secrets of the Queen of Sands, herself.

There are some scary characters in the game that appear very threatening. Also, there is some violence where you can see the attack, but not the immediate reaction as well as some non-realistic violence against fantasy characters.

This game was rated PEGI 16 for frequent moderate violence. Not suitable for persons under 16 years of age.

Turn-based action platformer. You play as a vengeful assassin, tracking down five prominent targets linked to your father's death.

The game features very small human-like characters. When your character kills another with their blade, there is always an exaggerated blood effect which will splatter from the body and sometimes stain the walls and floor. Bodies remain in the scene.

This game was rated PEGI 12 for frequent violence towards human characters, mild swearing and horror scenes. Not suitable for persons under 12 years of age.

Point-and-click Adventure. Amnesiac Michael must decode the inexplicable chain of natural disasters and ensuing pandemic which have brought the world to the brink of collapse.

Characters in the game are shot and punched, but the realism of this violence is curbed by the game’s style, which features angular 2D characters, largely static backgrounds and minimal animation. Horror scenes include an infected boy shaking and crying out as his skin starts to blister and melt away, leaving a sinewy corpse and then just a puddle of blood. There are also images of a mutilated corpse and a hospital full of dying patients. The game features frequent mild swearing and offensive language including ‘bitch’, ‘bastard’, ‘whore’, ‘prick’, ‘shit’ and ‘godammit'.