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Parents need to know that Game of Thrones (based on the novels by George R.R. Martin) is a big-budget fantasy series that frequently depicts gory, brutal battles and graphic acts of violence (including against children and women), as well as lots of nudity and sexual acts, including incest, orgies, and sexual violence ...

It's the sort of AAA game we almost never see these days, and I'm over the moon that we're seeing it now. I'm not ready for a full review yet due to a trip, but look for that next week. For right now, however, I'm concerned with the game's staggering visuals and effects. Make no mistake: they are staggering.

Control Ultimate Edition This game has been rated PEGI 16 because it features depictions of strong violence towards human-like characters and use of strong language. Not suitable for persons under 16 years of age.

Large splashes of blood are frequently depicted as enemies are shot and killed; a handful of sequences depict large pools of blood underneath corpses and bodies hanging from ropes. The words ?f**k? and ?sh*t? are heard in the game.

Alan Wake shares continuity with Control within the Remedy Connected Universe, a larger shared universe of games created by Remedy Entertainment. Control contains various in-universe references to the events and characters of Alan Wake, including cameos by the titular character.

Yes, it is absolutely considered an 18+ series. This may contain spoilers. I personally would consider it a series for very mature 15 year olds and older. It contains what Animesh says, and there are also are elements of horror, which I would find the most objectionable as a parent.

But hand in hand with that discussion always comes the caveat about its difficulty: Control is a hard game. It didn't ship with an Easy Mode, and there was no way to set the difficulty at a lower level. I heard about the "difficulty spikes" time and time again, as well as the sporadic save points.