The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition

Sword, bow, and spell combat against humanoids and creatures produces blood spray, with occasional slow-motion decapitation finishing moves.

The player brews, buys and drinks mead and wine, and can find, use, and trade skooma, a fictional addictive narcotic.

Players can steal, pick pockets, and join an assassins' guild that pays them to murder targets, including non-hostile characters.

The player casts necromancy spells that reanimate corpses to fight for them, and completes quests that require performing rituals at Daedric altars — offering blood, flesh, or a sacrificed victim — to summon and serve dark lords in exchange for power.

In one Daedric quest the player bludgeons a bound, helpless captive to break his will.

Questlines involve murder, necromancy, and a ritual in which the player eats human flesh.

Occasional profanity and insults like 'damn' and 'bastard' in NPC dialogue.

Some characters wear revealing armor or tavern attire; no explicit nudity in the base content.

Dark crypts feature reanimated undead Draugr and vampires with a tense, spooky atmosphere.

Standard hunting and combat against wildlife such as deer, wolves, bears and mammoths for pelts, food or defense.

Suggestive dialogue and bawdy in-game books; characters can be married but no sexual acts are shown.