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This game has received a PEGI 12 because it features moderate violence, use of bad language, in-game purchases with time limited availability and rewards for revisiting the game. Not suitable for persons under 12 years of age.

Fantasy MMORPG featuring dozens of character classes, character progression, massive raids, castle sieges and large-scale PvP battles. Players can explore the world of Elmoreden, fight monsters and bosses, develop their characters, join clans and compete with other players.

This game contains depictions of non-realistic violence against human-like and fantasy characters. When players attack enemies, they recoil with bright and colourful impact-like effects. When defeated, enemies make a pained noise and fall to the ground, disappearing after a few seconds. When the player is hit, their HP bar drains, and red marks appear in the corner of the UI. The player recoils and falls to the ground when defeated and is offered the choice to be resurrected to the nearest town. This game also contains the use of bad language, including ‘bastard’. This game offers players the opportunity to purchase in-game items in the games store 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. Players can purchase items such as bundles of the in-game currency ‘L-coins’, Kits, and paid special passes. The paid special passes are only available to purchase for a limited time period, and players must complete progression goals during the active pass period in order to obtain all the rewards before the season ends. Moreover, the game includes non-monetized periodic rewards, such as daily rewards, quests and events that encourage the player to regularly return to continue progression and collect rewards.

Some of the characters in this game have appearances that may be scary to younger players.

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

Handheld console containing a collection of over 200 retro Atari games, including ‘Chimera Beast’, ‘Avenging Spirit’, ‘Ninja Kazan’, ‘The Astyanax’, ‘Jim Power: The Lost Dimension’, ‘Water Margin’, ‘Berzerk Recharged’, ‘Basketbrawl’, ‘Scrapyard Dog’ and ‘Hammerlock Wrestling’.

This collection contains depictions of non-realistic violence towards human characters. In ‘Water Margin’, the player uses a sword to attack enemies, resulting in enemies groaning as they fly backwards. At times, some pixelated blood sprays on impact. A health bar depletes above. When defeated, enemies fall to the ground and disappear. There are also depictions of sporting action showing violence. In ‘Hammerlock Wrestling’ players battle inside a wrestling ring. Violence is standard for the sport and reactions are realistic with players punching their opponent and putting them in a head lock, causing them to fall on the ground or be pinned with a pained expression. The player can also body slam their opponent to the ground. No blood is seen.

Some of the character designs in this collection have appearances that may be scary to younger players. This is most pertinent in ‘Chimera Beast’ where several alien characters are depicted with glowing eyes and sharp, pointy teeth.

This game has received a PEGI 12 because it features use of bad language and disturbing scenes. Not suitable for persons under 12 years of age.

Wing Commander 5: Prophecy - Gold Edition is a Sci-Fi Space Combat Simulation that compiles the fifth main instalment, Wing Commander: Prophecy, along with its standalone expansion campaign, Secret Ops.

The game contains the use of bad language, including the word ‘pissed’. This game contains a disturbing scene. In a live-action cutscene, a character can be seen screaming in distress, as the screen distorts erratically.

The game contains implied violence. During space combat, the player must shoot at and destroy enemy spaceships. A large, colourful explosion can be seen after shooting at the target. When the player's own ship is struck, their screen will flash blue. This game contains a scene that may be frightening to young children. In a cutscene, a character can be seen lying face down on the floor, with a small pool of blood around his head. An alien appears during this scene, with a mild jump-scare present. This game contains scenes where characters can be seen drinking alcoholic drinks, however alcohol cannot be consumed by the player in the game's general gameplay.

This game has received a PEGI 12 because it features use of bad language, moderate violence and disturbing scenes. Not suitable for persons under 12 years of age.

Privateer 2: The Darkening is a Sci-Fi Space Flight and Combat Simulation originally released in 1996. The game is set in a remote region of the Wing Commander universe known as the Tri-System Confederation, a three-system government with its own history and calendar separate from the Terran Confederation. Players take on the role of Ser Lev Arris, and pilot spacecraft and travel throughout the Tri-System while taking on various jobs and missions.

This game contains depictions of moderate violence towards human-like characters. In one live action cutscene, a man is shot with a non-realistic laser gun. He realistically recoils from impact, making a brief pained noise. This game also features the use of bad language, including ‘shit’, ‘asshole’, ‘bastard’, ‘bitch’ and piss’. After chaos erupts on a spaceship, a deceased women is shown with a large, unrealistic looking bullet in her head as a result of violence.

During a cutscene, a hologram is seen with visible nipples, however no sexual remarks are made.

This game has received a PEGI 7 because it features violence against humans that is not shown but is implied. Not suitable for persons under 7 years of age.

Wing Commander: Armada is a space dogfighting action-strategy game set in the Wing Commander universe. Unlike the primarily story-driven games in the series, Armada combines the established first-person space-combat system with several competitive and strategic game modes.

This game contains depictions of implied violence. Players control a spaceship in first-person perspective and must aim at and destroy enemy spaceships; when defeated, enemy ships will explode. If the players spaceship is hit, the screen will flash red. If destroyed, a short cutscene shows the players ship exploding. This game has a pixelated art style, and therefore lacks detail.

This game has received a PEGI 3. Suitable for all ages.

Training Ground is a single-player, motion-controlled sports game in which players complete a variety of training exercises. Players use body movements to perform activities such as hitting coloured targets, stepping onto marked areas, sidestepping and squatting. Some exercises involve sports equipment, including basketballs and volleyballs. The activities focus on skills such as balance, coordination and reaction time.

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This game has received a PEGI 3 and features occasional, very mild violence in a comical or abstract context. Suitable for all ages.

This version of the iconic arcade maze-chase game lets players use motion controls to move characters around.

The game features very mild violence in a child-like, pixelated and abstract setting. Pac-Man can eat enemy ghosts, causing them to disappear. Pac-Man also disappears when caught by an enemy.