In fact, we recommend Watch_Dogs as a similar gameplay experience to GTAV that offers a less rough around the edges criminal bent. If your family already played GTAV together, they won't be seeing anything new here. It's not breaking any new, objectionable ground. Why you might be comfortable letting your kids play Watch_Dogs You likely already have a good idea which way you child will lean, and whether you're comfortable with the game experience that will result. That said, depending on your child's leanings, the game can be played in a Batman-esq 'save the citizens' way, or in a more GTAV 'run everyone over and blow up everything' way. Running over innocent pedestrians is very doable, even on accident. Violence: Shooting and beating the 'bad guys' is unavoidable in fact both happen in the first 10 minutes of the game. Your character isn't the one doing the assaulting, but parents may still be uncomfortable with this scene. Implied Sexual Violence: Watch Dogs deals with human trafficking and in one scene, a female character is pulled into a room where it is strongly implied she is sexually assaulted. If you aren't comfortable with your child encountering some colorful descriptions of humanity, beware.
That guy over by the convenience store may have a profile noting that he has a Zombie Fetish (a real example we encountered in the game) or that lady waiting to cross the street may be a drug dealer. Sexual / Criminal / Drug Themes: Especially when using the main character's Profiling Hack, a walk down the street can get. Language: Cursing happens in the storyline dialogue and from random NPCs (non-player characters) on the street. What elements might parents what to consider before allowing or denying their kids the controller? The ESRB rated it M for Mature, and our own Watch_Dogs review (written by a parent gamer) recommends that players be age 16 or older to jump in.
0 kommentar(er)
