World of Warcraft

Alcohol is a common in-game item players can drink, producing a woozy screen-blur effect, and events like Brewfest center on beer and taverns.

Beyond the subscription, an in-game store sells cosmetic mounts, pets, and services for real money, and a WoW Token can be bought with cash and sold for in-game gold.

Constant fantasy combat with swords, guns, and magic against monsters, demons, undead, and rival players; hits produce blood spatter (toggleable) but no gore or dismemberment.

Storylines cover war, plague, genocide, undeath, and the corruption of once-heroic figures such as the Lich King.

Warlock characters use demonic summoning circles and rituals and necromantic magic is a story element, presented as fictional fantasy sorcery.

A handful of quests and cutscenes reference or briefly show captives being tortured or interrogated within the lore.

Some armor and clothing on both male and female models is revealing or form-fitting, but characters are never fully nude.

Certain zones and dungeons use spooky graveyard, crypt, and undead imagery meant to unsettle rather than terrify.

Players routinely hunt and kill beasts such as boars, wolves, and bears for quests, food, and skins as ordinary gameplay.

Mild flirtatious NPC dialogue and some suggestively posed characters and outfits; nothing explicit.

Mild profanity and crude humor appear in some quest text and NPC dialogue; a chat filter is on by default.

Purchases are optional and not needed to progress; the store and subscription apply no aggressive time-limited pressure.