This website is here to give you the knowledge and information you need to know when picking a game that is best suited for your children. In this website we talk about the specific PEGI age-rating system that is used for Europe. This system is filled to the brim with different logos and symbols which describe what you (or your children) may see in a game. This can be hard to follow and you may as
k yourself "what makes an 18's game an 18's game?". On the left of the page we have the easy to use navigation of the website. This will take you to the age-rating description page and the four pages describing the four most purchased 18's games that have been bought for children. These enclude, Grand Theft Auto: V, Saints Row: 3, Dead Island and Call Of Duty: Black ops. We will explain these games in full and why they are not suited for children. The PEGI rating system is an easy-to-read graphical system that rates video games for age appropriate content all across Europe. Each game has a base Age Category rating, as well as up to six Content Descriptors. The ratings page holds a description of what these icons mean and why you should look for them when you browse this site or head to your local game vendor.
