The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

Sword-and-crossbow combat against humans and monsters with heavy blood spray, decapitations, and slow-motion killing blows.

Full nudity appears in sex scenes and in brothels, and topless figures appear in the world.

Geralt drinks alcohol and brews and drinks toxic combat potions; the narcotic 'fisstech' is dealt and used in the world.

The story deals heavily with war atrocities, genocide, racism against nonhumans, child endangerment, domestic abuse, and grief.

Several optional and story romance scenes show partly explicit sexual encounters between Geralt and other characters.

Frequent strong profanity such as 'fuck' and 'cunt' throughout dialogue.

Grotesque monsters, a cursed swamp, disturbed spirits, and a nightmarish infant-like Botchling create frightening moments.

The world features spellcasting, witchcraft, monster-summoning, and dark supernatural rituals as part of its fantasy setting.

Interrogations and villain storylines depict people being beaten, maimed, and tortured on-screen.

Brothels with sex workers are depicted and can be visited in cities like Novigrad.

A major questline can end with a character found hanged, and suicide figures into other tragic outcomes.

Combat produces on-screen dismemberment and decapitation as emphasized finishing blows.

The card game Gwent, dice poker, and betting on fistfights let the player wager in-game coin.

Theft and murder occur in the world and the player can loot corpses and steal from homes.

Wolves, bears, boars, and other beasts are fought and killed as ordinary combat.

Rape is referenced in dialogue and lore as part of the setting's wartime brutality.