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This is a massively multiplayer online (MMO) role-playing game set in the fantasy world of Azeroth. As players explore open-world environments, they can interact with characters, form alliances, and complete quests to “level up.” Quests can involve killing various creatures (e.g., monsters, trolls, ogres, forest animals), as players use melee attacks and magic spells. Combat is highlighted by impact sounds, gunfire, explosions, and depleting health bars. Some attacks result in splashes of blood and/or creatures bursting into chunks. The game contains some suggestive dialogue, particularly when using the flirt lines/commands (e.g., “Want me to talk dirty? I do speak Nathrezim, you know”; “Don't touch the tail! … Okay, now touch the tail”; “Honey, I've got all kinds of toys in my utility belt”; "I have tattoos in other places, you know"; "Your happy place or mine?"). Some female characters are depicted wearing low-cut tops and/or performing provocative dance routines. During the course of the game, players' character can purchase and consume mead, wine, and other alcoholic beverages; drinking excessively results in a screen-blurring effect and characters vomiting. One boss character is seen with a lit cigar throughout a fight; the cigar tip's status can affect the damage inflicted by the boss. One quest prompts players' character to search for specific items among piles of feces. The words “a*s” and “bastard” appear in the game.

This is a simulation game in which players restore infrastructures in areas after disasters have struck. Players can operate trucks, cranes, and bulldozers to complete various tasks (e.g., clearing debris, rebuilding roads). The word “hell” appears in the game.

This is an action strategy game in which players assemble miniature toys to deploy into battles. From a top-down perspective, players place toys on the battlefield and attack enemies (e.g., spiders, knights, skeletons). The miniatures use spears, hammers, laser pistols, and elemental attacks to defeat enemies; players can also place guard towers to shoot arrows and defend against enemies. Battles are highlighted by impact sounds and small explosions. Defeated enemies generally disappear in puffs of smoke.

This is a real-time strategy game in which players control humans of Azeroth or invading orcs through various missions. From a top-down perspective, players build towns, harvest resources, and train armies to attack rival factions and monsters (e.g., ogres, giant scorpions). Characters use swords, arrows, catapults, and biting attacks to deplete opponents' health bars. Fighting is highlighted by impact sounds, cries of pain, and blood effects that remain after enemies are killed. Some areas contain blood-splattered floors and/or dismembered corpses/human-like torsos with blood.

This is a real-time strategy game in which players control human inhabitants or invading orcs through various missions. From an overhead perspective, players build towns, harvest resources, and train armies to attack rival factions and monsters (e.g., ogres, trolls, goblins). Players use swords, arrows, axes, and magic to defeat small enemies. Combat is highlighted by impact sounds, cries of pain, and blood-splatter effects. Some areas depict corpses amid small bloodstains. The game depicts several ogres with exposed buttocks; certain creatures can also belch and/or emit flatulence.

This is a sandbox adventure game in which players explore and mine/harvest cube-shaped materials. From a first-person perspective, players traverse pixilated open-world landscapes, avoid hazards, build structures, and craft potions and weapons (e.g., swords, axes, bows, magic staffs). Players are occasionally prompted to defend against enemies (e.g., zombies, skeletons, wizards/mages) by striking them repeatedly until they collapse. Players can also use weapons against animals and villagers, though these acts are not encouraged. Fighting is highlighted by short cries/grunts of pain, impact sounds, and occasional explosions.

This is a sandbox adventure game in which players explore and mine/harvest cube-shaped materials. From a first-person perspective, players traverse pixilated open-world landscapes, avoid hazards, build structures, and craft potions and weapons (e.g., swords, axes, bows, magic staffs). Players are occasionally prompted to defend against enemies (e.g., zombies, skeletons, wizards/mages) by striking them repeatedly until they collapse. Players can also use weapons against animals and villagers, though these acts are not encouraged. Fighting is highlighted by short cries/grunts of pain, impact sounds, and occasional explosions.

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This is an action/strategy game in which players assume the role of a hero who must save Minecraft characters from an invading army. From a 3/4-overhead perspective, players explore locations while gathering resources and completing missions. Players use swords, arrows, and fire to defeat pixelated enemies in frenetic combat. Battles are accompanied by cries of pain and small explosions. One cutscene depicts a villain throwing/shooting fiery arrows at a bunny and other unarmed characters.

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