Kid reviews for The Witcher III: Wild Hunt Next Gen

The official age ratings of this game are completely inaccurate, personally, I believe that anyone over the age of 15 could handle this game, but just to be safe I've marked it 16+. There are obviously elements of gore and violence but descriptors over-dramatise this. When viewed first-hand the violence is really not that bad and not anything that children, especially teenagers, aren't aware of or haven't seen before. On a side note, the storyline and plot of this game are masterpiece level. The mechanics can be tricky at first but as you get used to them the game becomes very fun and intuitive, you find yourself becoming attached to the storyline as your dialogue choices can potentially change the game's entire course. Would highly recommend it for anyone 15-16 or over, amazing storyline, 10/10.

It is an incredible game and whilst being mythical it portrays the hardships and misery of medieval life the best out of any game. There are some gruesome moments and others that are borderline pornography it is easily outshone by its fantastic gameplay and riveting story line.

Fantastic game with great visuals and a good moral compass! This game is in no way "inappropriate" for kids over 14. This game isn't like most games where its mindlessly kill people, sure you kill monsters and animals but that's not too bad, plenty of kids hunt animals. This game premotes being a decent person and trying to defuse a situation before pulling a weapon, I mean its not too bad but it really shouldn't be hidden from a kid who is over 13, most that age are fairly mature and understand how to not kill every NPC. Especially in a game like this where you can feel genuine guilt for killing a innocent man due to how realistic the NPCs can be. Cmon we need to show some younger people a tad of respect... Its fine for 13+ I would say due to violence, language, and some nudity but overall a good lesson and emasculate story. It can truly teach you why defusing a situation is always the most ideal situation something young kids playing games like CoD should really experience.

The m rating is 17+ so legally a minor can go to a store and walk out with any game in the store so many people think m means 18+ and im just explaining it

This is a beautiful game that ever should try , if you have a mature teen kid , you can give it a shot.

You should get this for your kids It will show them that you care.

The Witcher 3 is my favorite game except the Witcher 3 I have 300+ hours the storyline is gripping and is so immersive the graphics are beautiful. Nudity and sex: yes there is sex and nudity in the game but it is optional and is definitely not the main focus. There are 2 dlcs that are worth the money they are like playing a brand new game and I wasters about 50+ hrs on each of them i would recommend this game to anyone above the age of 14

Alright. This game is very explicit. It features heavy gore, drinking, nudity, colourful language, and all the rest. It, however, is probably one of the greatest story games I have played in a while. When it comes to making a decision whether or not your child should play this, it matters on the child. In the teenage years, age does not explicitly reflect maturity. So while I have said 14+, it 100% depends on the maturity of your kid, not their age. And only you will really be able to decide that for your kid. I'm 16, and I adore this game. It's got an amazing story and is just a very fun game overall. However, I know 18 year olds who would feel uncomfortable with a lot of things in the game, hell, I know tonnes of adults that would feel uncomfortable with this for themselves. My reccomendation? Watch some gameplay of the game. There are tonnes of videos on YouTube. Watch some of it and decide from yourself, don't soley judge off of user-submitted reviews. Make an informed decision about the content, as the game does cover complex topics that may not be right for your child. TL;DR: You know your kid, look up gameplay of the game, and decide if it is right for them. Age /=/ maturity, base it off the latter; not the former.