Code Vein
In Code Vein, the story takes place in a post-apocalyptic world where a lot of the people are like vampires. This game took some ideas from Dark Souls, but it also has its own style. Code Vein is violent, bloody, and has a lot of material for adults, so its rating makes sense.
The idea behind the game is fun and different. But a lot of it, especially some bosses and settings, can feel old and repetitive, which takes away from the experience as a whole. No matter what, both the M rating and the premise of this game and any sequels have a lot of promise to be used in great ways.
Persona 5
Persona 5 is known as one of the best games of its age. It has a great story, a great soundtrack, and fun and rewarding gameplay. Even though Persona 5 isn’t as real as its predecessor, it still has a lot of darker themes and a story that keeps you interested.
The social life of the main character is also a big part of this game. There is a lot of content about closeness, dating, sexual themes, and graphic content. All of these things are part of the Persona 5 experience and help tell the story of the game.
Parasite Eve
Parasite Eve was the first game ever made by Square Enix to get a “mature” rating, and boy, did it deserve it! In Parasite Eve, players take on the role of a new cop who has to deal with genetic changes, people who blow themselves up, and a crazy scientist who is causing trouble in New York.
This game is proud of its M rating because it has a lot of things that kids shouldn’t see, like a lot of blood and violence and sexual content that is important to the story. Parasite Eve was a classic that wasn’t as well known as it should have been. It had a unique story that hasn’t been copied since, and it also had good fighting.
Nier Automata
Nier: Automata’s best feature is its great combat, which mixes hack-and-slash with classic JRPG elements to make one of the smoothest and most satisfying combat systems out there. The game’s gameplay system changes based on the story and how players have been going about certain tasks or battles. All of these things make for a great game.
Nier: Automata also has a thrilling and serious story about civil war, racism, and different ideas about what is right and wrong. This game doesn’t shy away from talking about things that happen in real life. It looks at everything from the ’emotionless’ point of view of the main character, whether it’s a war between two nearby countries or how prejudices get stuck in the minds of most people.
Yakuza: Like A Dragon
So far, Yakuza: Like A Dragon is the only game in the Yakuza series that is rated M and meant for older and more adult players. Even though the Yakuza series has had some violent scenes and deeper storylines, it has mostly been presented in a comic book style. Like a Dragon keeps up with this trend, but it takes it a step further.
A lot of the violence in Wordle Unlimited game is over the top and sometimes even funny. There are some brutal parts even in the movies. In addition to that. There are some sexual scenes in Like a Dragon, and there are also a lot of swear words that have been cut out. All of this goes very well into the Yakuza world, and while some people might not like the new combat system, this is a very good game with some of the best characters in the series. People think that the series will get even better.
Persona 4
Persona is one of the most well-known JRPG series, and it’s rare that each game in the series has gotten better and better. Persona 4 is a great game with a story about a murder mystery. Players take control of a high school kid in a small town in Japan where people are dying quickly. The main characters work together as a research team to find out what’s going on.
Persona 4, like almost every other game in the series, is rated M. This is mostly because the story of the game is violent, dark, and full of turns and twists. This game has one of the most interesting stories of any JRPG, making players feel everything from fear to sadness.