Social interaction, language, and bullying: My favorite example is the "T.H.U.M.P.E.R.", which is a microwave powered teddybear launching rifle.
There are weapons that sort of resemble real weapons, (rifles, swords, pistols) but they all look like toys, and none of them actually cut or shoot bullets. Some of the monsters are a bit creepy looking and may disturb younger kids. There is no gore (no blood, no wounds showing, etc.) and It does not suggest any actual death in the game, in fact, I believe it actually refers to 'defeating' monsters, and you can only be knocked out, and you can't harm other players. It's pretty much completely non-graphic, but it still has nice graphics. It does require you to think and problem solve as well as use logic to complete many of the quests, and it requires patience at times, which does make it a little hard for younger players to understand at times. It's very child-esque but it's not completely baby-fied, making it good for us teens too. It's entertaining and is good for almost any age kid above 10. It's a free, high quality game, which is nice and hard to find nowadays as well. It's a cleverly made game and is fairly unique in retrospect to most games on the internet, and the whole game is very creative and interesting. I myself played since the beta version of the game an fell in love with it the second I started playing.
Common Sense Selections for family entertainment.
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