Arslan: The Warriors of Legend

While not too bloody, combat is the point of the game. You'll use swords, maces, arrows (and, at times, odd weapons, such as musical instruments) to defeat rival troops by hundreds, thousands. Battles are fast, frenetic. Some non-interactive cut scenes are violent, too, such as a prisoner executed, soldiers set on fire, some with blood on faces, clothes.

One playable female character, Farangis, isn't covered up particularly well, shows large amounts of cleavage, bare stomach. Camera angles get up close, too.

Frequent use of "bastard," "damn," "hell."

Parents need to know that Arslan: The Warriors of Legend is an action game that has players going up against hoards of enemy soldiers on battlefields. Using classic melee and range weapons, such as swords and arrows (respectively), players fight to the finish against hundreds and even thousands of rival troops. Enemies can cry out in pain before falling (and then disappearing), but no blood is shown, except in cut scenes. Some non-playable cut scenes depict violence, too. One of the main characters in the game has a revealing outfit that shows cleavage and her stomach. There's also some light profanity, such as "bastard," "damn," and "hell" uttered frequently. Though the game is easy to pick up and play, the lack of English dialogue in favor of English subtitles could frustrate some players.