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ESRB rating Grand Theft Auto V M for mature

Emanuel Berger
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Emanuel Berger
Wednesday, August 21, 2013 | 18:46 GMT
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ESRB rating Grand Theft Auto V M for mature

Wednesday, August 21, 2013 | 18:46 GMT
Emanuel Berger
by
Emanuel Berger


Not too long ago ESRB has handed Grand Theft Auto V an M rating for the games mature themes. Moments ago the ESRB website has been updated with an in-depth rating summary of the game which reveals some minor, although interesting tidbits nonetheless, of new gameplay elements.

Summary
  • Players have the ability to shoot non-adversary civilians, though this may negatively affect players' progress as a penalty system triggers a broad police search.

  • Blood-splatter effects occur frequently, and the game contains rare depictions of dismemberment.

  • In one sequence, players are directed to use various instruments and means to extract information from a character.

  • The game includes depictions of sexual material/activity: implied fellatio and masturbation; various sex acts that the player's character procures from a prostitute while no nudity is depicted in these sequences, various sexual moaning sounds can be heard. Nudity is present, however, primarily in two settings: a topless lap dance in a strip club and a location that includes male cult members with exposed genitalia in a non-sexual context.

  • TV programs and radio ads contain instances of mature humor: myriad sex jokes; depictions of raw sewage and feces on a worker's body; a brief instance of necrophilia

  • Some sequences within the larger game allow players to use narcotics (e.g., smoking from a bong, lighting a marijuana joint); cocaine use is also depicted. Players' character can, at various times, consume alcohol and drive while under the influence.

  • The words f**k, c**t and n***er can be heard in the dialogue (we'll let your imagination decide what the words are.)


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Emanuel Berger
Emanuel Berger
Video games enthusiast and freelance writer at ZeroLives.com. His interests range from following industry developments to writing about cutting-edge video games from the past, present and beyond.
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