Yes I love most of the characters in danganronpa if your child gets easily attached to a character and they die or become a killer then they might get affected it by greatly. Throughout the game the player receives motives to kill whether that be connections money secrets etc this is important to know that it's all lies and fake don't take this the wrong way.
At the core of the game, the character you play as is a decent person.Īlright so I play a game through about it last year and I will admit it's definitely a good game if your up for a murder/mystery type game HOWEVER if you don't have a good mindset/mentality I don't recommend it becauseĪs the sub title this game does in fact has strong language a lot and a bit of sexual joke there is a character name Miu who makes a lot of sexual jokes I didn't mind this however I can see it being a problem to children same with strong language. They don't engage in violence, sexual references, or swearing. My rating comes down to the role of the player as a detective trying hard, to solve the murders using evidence and logic, to keep the group from falling apart, and to become friends with some of them. Bear in mind that much of these bad words/sexual references come from specific characters, most characters are conservative with saying such things. There is also a lot of 'stronger' language throughout the game. The overall sexual content is low, there is one scene with a strong innuendo but the rest is references or mentions here and there. The methods of 'execution' are slightly cartoonish and remain watchable, and dead bodies use bloodstains rather than exposed insides/gore. This game contains a large amount of violence that is performed by the characters + villain in the game but not yourself. The story, ideas portrayed through it, and emotional attachment to each of the characters distance it from the violent multiplayer shoot-em-ups that share the same rating with this game.
However if your child is mature and over 14 this game and series should be fine. This game is targeted at a 17+ audience as a text-heavy detective game. Which Side of History? How Technology Is Reshaping Democracy and Our Lives.
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