Should i get saints row the third or skyrim

This review Helped me decide. Had useful details. Read my mind. Report this review. Adult Written by GammonMan May 22, Think for minute. This game has a great battle system, the controls are intuitive, and, the graphics are beautiful, but the characters are unlikable criminals. We really have to ask ourselves, is it ever appropriate to pretend to kill a prostitute? Is it ever appropriate to simulate the killing of local law enforcement?

This title contains: Ease of Play. Adult Written by smartasain May 17, Saints Row The Third This is literally one of the best games ive ever played. If your a parent, like me, and you really want your kid playing grand theft auto or stuff like that, let them play this. Similar to grand theft auto, you can drive on the streets and run people over and stuff, but other than that its all just goofy and stupid fun. The blood isnt to bad, but if your kid has played something like assassins creed or skyrim, this is fine.

The sexual stuff is pretty bad, but a good thing about this is that is all can be easily avoided, and even if your kid does do a "sexual" thing, its not any worse that a pg movie. The only area that would possibly concern a parent here would be the language. There is a bit of language in this game. Going back to the sexual stuff, it is a little worse than a pg movie, but other than that this game it completely weird and goofy.

The one thing that I forgot would be the violence. The violence inst bad at all. By goofy I mean like a ball kick or a face slap. Adult Written by John Simmons May 11, Its a real shame that such a good game has been restricted to only a specific age group, obviously they had there reasons but it makes perfect sense to make it a 15 or at least inform gamers about its rather over the top age reviewing system! The Penetrator is NOT for kids I would question how in depth this game was looked at by any reviewer coming to the conclusion this game is anything but inappropriate for children.

However, in my opinion, no game that allows a child to beat a character to death with a giant d! The fact that this site wont even allow me to type out the word in my review should be proof enough that it's not for kids. Parent Written by Rater for games November 25, It can be violent but I depends how mature your child is.

They is nott a lot of swearing its the odd few when your customizing your character. Parent Written by Herolegend August 25, Do you want to do the right thing? Only a 16 year old would say its okay for either 16 year olds or below to play the game. No 18 year old or above in their right mind should say its okay for anyone below that age, I'm 34 years old no way would I let anyone under 18 play this game, I've been playing games for years, and I know how it can effect people of younger ages.

I would recommend parents and adults to not get lazy and learn and earn their value in life before they start letting kids play a game that depicts violence, sex, nudity, blood, bad language, drinking alcohol and most of them being pushed high up on the scale. Do the right thing and wait for your kid to be of correct age, usually its the mind but there is no child under 17 that is mentally an adult. Really don't be lazy, don't let them play, at the very least 16 before you let them play this and that's still pushing it.

Its happened before if you let kids play it will happen again its only a matter of time. Maybe not your child maybe someone else's child out there eventually somewhere some place it will happen, I've seen it happen too many times in the past.

Adult Written by Rostrup August 20, Mature means mature I see a lot of parents and adults saying this is a game that is ok for twelve year old kids to play. As a mid twenties gamer, this simply outrages me. The people giving these reviews clearly has not played the game to it's full extent.

I can agree that the usual running and gunning is not very offensive, but you should really check the entire content of the game before you go out and say it's ok for kids to play. In one mission, you get drugged and sold as a sex slave. After which you run around naked while killing everything in your path. Lots of girls. Which would be fine, if the men were presented in equally smutty fashion, but this depiction is rare.

While the game does take a tongue-in-cheek approach to sex and humour, tasteless is as tasteless does, and Saints Row: The Third left a bitter taste in my mouth. Even playing the game as a female Boss is a wild ride, because dialogue options are clearly written and geared towards a male player character.

Being a female Boss, the taunt fell on deaf ears, and felt fairly out of place. Once claimed, it will be added to players' libraries on the digital distribution platform for good and be available to download and play like any other video game on it. What're you waiting for?! The other video game that will be available as part of the same rotation for the week is Automachef.