Free tool

KidShield

Your child asks for a game. This tells you what comes with it — who they can talk to, what it sells them, what it collects, and whether the age on the box means anything in practice.

How to read this. Age ratings come from published ESRB and PEGI classifications. The risk levels, safety scores and tips are Dr. Mo's own assessment of each game's live features — chat, purchases, stranger contact, data collection. They are a starting point for a conversation with your child, not an official rating. Games change; check the current store listing before you decide.
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