God of War III

Gameplay is composed primarily of extreme violence. Kratos uses swinging chain blades, swords, claws, and mallet-like fists to slice, dice, and pound his enemies, sometimes dismembering their limbs or decapitating them in the process. He also uses his bare hands to kill enemies, crushing their skulls and ramming heads into walls. Examples of some more extreme scenes of violence include: repeatedly punching an enemy's face until it is completely caved in, ripping a character's head off with his hands, gutting a creature to let its innards spill over the ground, and pulling out enemy eyes. In one scene the perspective shifts to that of a god Kratos is killing, forcing the player to watch from a first-person point of view as Kratos beats and eventually blinds him -- very disturbing. All kills are depicted with plenty of blood. Some larger "boss" creatures shriek in pain while they're being killed. While our primary foes are mythological, players will also kill many humans, on purpose or by accident, as well as several gods in human form.