Nier

Personally, I think this was a good game, but it is defiantly not appropriate for immature children, and anyone who does not like heart-wrenching stories should stay away from this game. The game play is fairly simple, and is split into melee attacks and magic attacks. There is a good deal of blood, but it is just that-blood. The gore in this game doesn't get any worse than large amounts of blood, and one case of a monster having a limb severed. One character frequently uses profanity and dresses skimpily, but she does not accompany you for a good portion of the game. The plot does send strong messages about protecting people you love, and is generally up-beat until you reach the half-way point in the game. After that, the game becomes really depressing, especially when you play the game completely, doing side-quests and getting the second and third endings. One last thing- once you've played the entire game, you can see that surprisingly, this game is Anti-Violence, which is very hard to achieve for a videogame.. To get the second and third endings, you must play through the second half of the game again, but this time, you hear what the "monsters" are saying, and most of it is something along the lines of "Why are you doing this?". All in all, It's a good game, but you should seriously consider how mature your child is before letting them play.

I'm always an anime finatic. They're INSANE!!! This game is a real nut job. And too much for japanese markets!