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The Borderlands series: Borderlands, Borderlands 2 and Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel! are beautifully cel-animated, which may fool some parents.

Why, even its website warns you not to let them play!

Do not let your kids play Eversion at all despite its family-friendly looks.

Don't let the cartoonish sprites fool you: these games deal with war, betrayal, murder, politics, and everything that makes the real world a mess. In short, the Big Bad is a crazed pimp who tried for years to make Alice a child prostitute. American McGee's Alice: As if the cover art and big M-letter on the box weren't signing enough that this game (with violence comparable to what you'd find in Doom and Quake) was far removed from the Disney film.

Have we also mentioned that this might be one of the very few times the Decepticons were portrayed in a morally grey manner? This is easily the darkest the Transformers has ever gotten, with loads of Family-Unfriendly Death, robot blood, overall depressing story, and anti-war message, which isn't surprising as this game is connected to TF:Prime, itself a very dark series. Transformers: Fall of Cybertron may hail from a franchise driven by toys but don't let that fool you into thinking that this game is kid-friendly.To drive the point across players, Megatron is an obvious Expy of Adolf Hitler.

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The game clearly establishes that War Is Hell, is packed with references for older fans of the franchise, contains a lot of robot blood, and is full of brutal death.

Although the Transformers have always been the subject of the other trope, the game Transformers: War for Cybertron is definitely not family-friendly.

In any of the games barring Fallout Shelter and the Fallout Board Game, dismemberment is a common occurrence.

Fallout features a cute, adorable boy as the mascot.

Yet, to this very day, you'll still find a child who has played one of the titles.

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The series is well-known for its bloody difficulty, full-blown blood and gore, deeply complex character arcs, Ax-Crazy antagonists who're not afraid to personally murder characters onscreen, heavily sexualized characters, and the game actually encourages you to finish your opponents off.

The series may be an adventure series about magical ninjas, have beautiful artwork, awesome character designs, visually-appealing graphics, and a well-built fighting control system, but it is also made brutally clear that this game was not devised for younger players. The Senate even held hearings that featured older people who thought of video games as solely the province of young children clutching their pearls over the game. Literally since the game first came out on arcade systems, the game was horribly mistaken to be a child-appropriate video game (the fact that one of the early advertising posters featured kids amazed with the photorealistic graphics didn't help).

The unquestionable king of this trope would have to be Mortal Kombat and its sequel games.

Due to many superhero-related video games falling under this trope, they have their own page.