Parents guide

There are some suggestive words and phrases in some of the dialogue, including expressing interest in having sex with a female survivor.

This "Mature"-rated first-person shooter lets you use a number of weapons to kill (re-kill) zombies, including a crossbow, shotguns, and melee weapons like a knife or hammer.

The player uses weapons ranging from blunt instruments like metal pipes to a variety of guns to destroy the undead in his path.

Since destroying the brain is the only way to kill a zombie, this means many heads are bashed in (as graphically as the feeble visuals allow), and some explode when shot with powerful guns.

The player can sneak up behind a zombie to stab them in the head.

Some zombies are missing limbs, and sometimes zombies are found feasting on a dead body.

When the player dies, a zombie bites under the screen (where the characters throat is, from the first-person perspective) and comes away with a mouthful of blood.

Blood and gore can be seen while fighting with the undead and from battle-torn corpses on the ground.

Players use shotguns, rifles, and crossbows to kill waves of zombies that lurch toward the screen; enemies emit green splashes of blood when hit.

Bonuses are awarded for successful headshots (e.g., Try to get 10 headshots in a row.)

Players lose points for shooting/killing unarmed civilians.

Some moderate language throughout.

Some uses of son of a bitch, asshole, shit, dickhead, and pussy.

Daryl says fuck only once in the main story and sometimes when he kills a walker from behind.

Merle is found on a rooftop sunburned and lots of beer bottles are found. He appears drunk.

You later go to the old club he used to be in, which turns out he only wanted his meds.

The walkers can be frightening to children.

There are some jump scares where walkers appear dead then attack you. They even pop out of doorways and grab you.

You can sometimes get surrounded by a herd of them. May be unsettling for some.

In the end, this game isn't as bad as most M games besides the violence and language. Ok for 16+.