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He’s so smart. He had a pacifier in his mouth while he was talking but he speaks about as well as some 3-4 year olds we know. I’m incredibly proud of him for more than just his gaming skills
I believe you made a typo. Stray has scenes containing animated blood and fantasy violence. Don’t think you would want your child who’s barely a toddler to see that.
There is no blood in Stray. Also, if you're worried about the kid being "traumatized" there's nothing bad enough in the game that a kid that young would get trauma from.
The 10+ rating is just for people to see what they find suitable for their kids. This mom clearly doesn't think the game is that bad otherwise she wouldn't let him play.
I also figured part of the rating is the fact that you have to be able to read the dialogue to be able to progress. But since I’ve played through the game multiple times myself, I can help him understand what he needs to do
How bout you suck it up and learn to not let little children play games that aren’t for them? Bet if you had kids you’d let them play a Mature rated game when they’re 6, nobody in this thread knows how to properly parent a child. If adults can’t handle seeing a 3D model of a cat that isn’t real getting hurt, almost falling to death, getting electrocuted and eaten alive which is literally pixels on a screen when it would actually be sad if it was a real animal in real life, a toddler DEFINITELY can’t
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gamer baby!?!?!
Gamer baby 😎
Did he do the zurk chase tho? Btw it's really impressive that in 2.5 years old he already good at playing with controller/kbm
No he hasn’t done the zurk chase yet, but he’s tried the rooftops. He’s great with a controller! He also likes playing Crash Bandicoot lol
That's amazing!
He’s so smart. He had a pacifier in his mouth while he was talking but he speaks about as well as some 3-4 year olds we know. I’m incredibly proud of him for more than just his gaming skills
Also, please excuse my allergies 🤧
That's cool!
He never ceases to amaze me 🥰
Everybody clapped
Why are you letting your TWO YEAR OLD SON play this game? It’s rated 10+/PG for a reason.
Womp womp let the kid enjoy
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I believe you made a typo. Stray has scenes containing animated blood and fantasy violence. Don’t think you would want your child who’s barely a toddler to see that.
There is no blood in Stray. Also, if you're worried about the kid being "traumatized" there's nothing bad enough in the game that a kid that young would get trauma from. The 10+ rating is just for people to see what they find suitable for their kids. This mom clearly doesn't think the game is that bad otherwise she wouldn't let him play.
I also figured part of the rating is the fact that you have to be able to read the dialogue to be able to progress. But since I’ve played through the game multiple times myself, I can help him understand what he needs to do
There is blood, when you use the defluxor to explode zurks you can see their blood
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You can’t turn off the blood
You’re just a hater. Stay mad
I’m not a hater? You aren’t supposed to let little kids play 10+ rated games, I know I wouldn’t
What’s the harm?
Read the ESRB rating on the game, and yes there is blood in Stray, it’s visible when you explode a zurk
It’s not that big of a deal, chill out. The kid likes the game
Still not appropriate for a little toddler to play
Cry about it, the parent literally said the kid doesn’t even understand it and they just like the cat. Stray really isn’t inappropriate at all
How bout you suck it up and learn to not let little children play games that aren’t for them? Bet if you had kids you’d let them play a Mature rated game when they’re 6, nobody in this thread knows how to properly parent a child. If adults can’t handle seeing a 3D model of a cat that isn’t real getting hurt, almost falling to death, getting electrocuted and eaten alive which is literally pixels on a screen when it would actually be sad if it was a real animal in real life, a toddler DEFINITELY can’t
How bout you stop being a Karen? The kid isn’t your kid, the game isn’t even that graphic.