Puzzle
Unravel Two

Unravel’s sequel weaves two tangle-of-yarn heroes and some great co-op puzzle play into a family friendly game.

Action/Adventure
ONRUSH

Not a racer. Not a multiplayer combat game. It’s kinda a little of both … with a rush.

Action/Adventure
Detroit: Become Human

This M-rated game about sentient androids is pretty provocative, in both positive and problematic ways.

Puzzle
FAR: Lone Sails

This vehicle adventure puzzle game stokes some contemplative fires without any burning content problems.

Action/Adventure
God of War (2018)

In some ways, the latest God of War tale is quite focused on family. But is it family friendly? Not …

Action/Adventure, Shooter
Far Cry 5

This is a nasty game that’s bloody, foul and generally disturbing on every kill-’em-all-and-wave-a-Bible front.

Sim
Surviving Mars

This game can be Mars colony problem-solving fun or a deep-space strategy slog. It all depends on you.

Action/Adventure
Night in the Woods

Night in the Woods may look like cutesy storybook fun. But looks can be deceiving.

Horror/Suspense
The Inpatient

The Inpatient uses a new tool to make your VR experience even more disturbingly immersive: your own voice.

Role-Playing, Strategy
The Escapists 2

This popular jailbreak game has a bit of content contraband that Mom should make note of.

Horror/Suspense, Shooter
Doom VFR

Virtual reality changes a lot about the Doom experience. But it’s still a stomach-, mind- and spirit-roiling jaunt.

Action/Adventure, Combat, Horror/Suspense, Shooter
Call of Duty: WWII

The latest Call of Duty installment marches bloodily back to the battles where the franchise began.

Action/Adventure
Assassin’s Creed Origins

The new Assassin’s Creed title pairs new gameplay mechanics with even more graphically violent and explicit content.

Action/Adventure, Shooter
Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

The latest Wolfenstein game pits players against a cruel, alt-reality Nazi regime. Playing it feels like a cruelty of its …

Role-Playing
South Park: The Fractured But Whole

The language spewed out by these cartoon kiddos would make a longshoreman blanch.