A T rating has been awarded to Tales of Berseria by the Entertainment Software Rating Board. T is for Teen, meaning that its contents can be rightfully accessed by teenagers. The T rating provides interested players an idea of what the video game contains. It is slated for release in January 2017.
Here Are The Details Of Its Contents
The description given by the ESRB regarding the contents of Tales of Berseria is: "Blood, Mild Language, Mild Suggestive Themes, Partial Nudity, Use of Alcohol, Violence." ESRB has also provided a ratings summary of the upcoming video game. According to the regulating body, it is an RPG (role playing game) in which a player takes the character of Velvet Crowe.
Velvet is a warrior who is on a mission of revenge against a wicked ruler. Players of Tales of Berseria will be able to explore the world of the video game where there are towns and fields. As they discover the land, they will encounter different characters and dangerous creatures.
In Velvet's quest for vengeance, she will recruit her comrades that will help her fulfill her mission. The wicked lord has many soldiers and she needs help to overcome them. Once she recruits her team in Tales of Berseria, they will arm themselves with lances, pistols, swords and magic spells. They will need all the tools they can get to defeat the powerful enemy.
Some Scenes Are Really Bloody
Some of the scenes in Tales of Berseria are truly bloody and some with lots of violence. For instance, the video game features a man continuously shooting himself in the head. There is also a scene where a man is cut down with a sword. The video game also contains suggestive dialogues, partial nudity and scenes where the characters are drinking alcohol.
The T rating given on Tales of Berseria mean that teeners from age 13 and up can play the game. When the ESRB gives this rating to a video game, it means parents and players should expect the game to contain suggestive themes, violence, minimal blood, some use of strong language, crude rumor and simulated gambling.
