Parents need to know that kids who use this game-centric site can contact other users, but the recipient's email address will be hidden for privacy. Kids can also block email from other members. To participate in forums, track scores, or challenge friends, users must be older than 13 (although the site doesn't verify that) and register using an email address. Many of the games are quite violent and bloody. The site discourages iffy behavior like harassing other members, and some users act as monitors. But although users can report bad posts and administrators say they'll remove inappropriate material, things clearly slip through.
Violence:Many of the games feature fighting, killing, and lots of blood. In one, for example, players repeatedly kill a stick man using things like an atomic bomb or an arrow.
Language:Swearing appears to be somewhat accepted, because even message board moderators use words like "ass" in posts. Some games contain words like "hell."
Consumerism:The site has some ads for things like cereal, and some of the games list sponsors.
Drinking, drugs, & smoking:Message board posts such as "I plan to get obnoxiously drunk/high tonight" can be found.
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all game sites will have violence but i have looked at hallpass for a long time the site has been becoming more and more family friendly what is now it cut out a huge section to make it more apportate for kids so this site cares a lot more about the well being of kids than most sites this is one site i would let my kid on