Can't anyone give a serious review, yes I'm talking to all of those 13-year olds that pretend to be parents

OMG THIS MAKES GTA LOOK LIKE A KIDDY GAME SUPER VIOLENT AND PROFANE ALSO QUITE SCARY! ALMOST AS BAD AS POSTAL 2

This game is violent but it's all in self-defense. Gang-bangers are trying to murder you and you have to use any weapons you can get. The police in this game are not the good guys but not the bad guys. They are just caught in the cross-fire.

Brutal and fun, but sometimes confusing and fustrating becasue you will die a LOT. If you have a good head on your shoulders and you are a patient person, this game is just for you. Lots of blood, torture, and death. But what do you expect? The game is called Manhunt.

This game should not be played. It has everything from harsh swear words to killing in the most gruesome ways. And the game itself stunk.

Manhunt is a gory and violent game that has raised many social issues concerning violence. The first and foremost issue is that of children playing this game. This is a moot point. Children should not play this game. At all. Ever. It was not meant for children, and only hideously irresponsible parents would let their children play this game. The M rating for this game is a mistake, the (rarely used) AO rating should have been used. I am sure most of you have heard the visceral details but here is a quick summary:You play James Earl Cash, a convicted killer sentenced to die. (The question of your innocence is determined by how you handle certain situations in the game.) However, your execution is staged and you find yourself in Carcer City; a ruined and isolated town. You find that you have been spared for the sole purpose of amusing a sadist called "the director". Carcer City has been setup with closed circuit camera's everywhere, PA systems and of course, gangs of people/thugs trying to kill you.Basically, the director wants a real live version of The Running Man (TM). Your character must use stealth and brutality to dispatch the various thugs running around Carcer City. Here is the twist though, the thugs are various malcontents willingly hunting you down for they view you as a sub-human criminal. The way you choose to kill the thugs, the level of gore/violence, gains you points and the approval of the director and affects your character's innocence or guilt.Technically speaking, the game excelled in keeping a constant atmosphere of decay, hoplessness and fear. This type of game is meant to appeal to the macabre and voyeuristic curiousity in all humans. Think of it as an extremely violent and brutal satire of Survivor (TM) and other reality shows. The participants in the aforementioned shows are humiliated and put into difficult situations. They must "eliminate" each other to survive and win the grand prize. In the game, Mr. Cash must literally eliminate those who are trying to kill him. He wants to survive and to win the ultimate prize; his freedom.This game is not suitable for ANY children and certain adults. However, the furor over the game; and the outright attempts to ban it, are not the correct approach to this issue. People have gotten very upset over the violence in this game. I believe that the violence in this game pales in comparison to real life violence happening locally and around the world. Its ironic that violence (in real life) is met with a "Oh, thats terrible." type of false-sympathy or direct apathy, while video game (fantasy) violence is apparently horrific.