Some people may say, "It's violent," I say, "Hello it's war of course it's going to be violent!" It also has its educational side as well -- it teaches you of the historically correct facts within all the action. You must also be strategic and intelligent to get past the enemy without getting killed. This game also requires cordination and memory, to remember, guns, moves, techniques, and the basic walking around using both the mouse and keyboard.

Although not subtitled, soldiers use the words 'sh*t', 'f**k' and 'b*tch'.

You take the role of a United States soldier fighting the Japanese in World War II. There is a lot of shooting involved and you do directly kill people. There is no blood at all in this game. No swearing that comes to mind.(your enemies speak Japanese) It even has interviews with soldiers that served in the pacific in WWII. The only thing to be worried about in this game is the gun violence. But it is also historically accurate.

It's probably the best war game that's not next gen (call of duty black ops etc.). It has real footage and you do a mission on Pearl harbor so you'll get a taste of how sad it would of been. My opinion is it's a great game (better than frontline). Sure theres a little swearing along the lines of d**n and h** but it's infrequent.

I love the game i cant be beat in it

This game is very intense and suspensful, with lots of dramatic war-related violence and mayhem. While the violence can get rather disturbing, it is not graphic, nor bloody. There is some mild language like "h*ll" and "d*mn", but nothing any stronger than that, which is surprising for a game like this. Parents should be advised to keep their younger children away from this game, primarily because of the overall sad and upsetting feel that it gives you. For less-sensitive teens and adults, this game is entertaining and definately keeps you on your toes, but keep in mind that what happened on December 7, 1941 is no joke!

My dad used to enjoy this game but now has some big fingers and getting bored of it. he enjoys strategy.