All in all - if you're not big into gaming, maybe it'll be hard for you to control your kids' desire to 'be strong' in the game, but this game is age appropriate with appropriate parental guidance I play this with my 3 boys, they are aged 10-12, and they are used to a lot of 'Gacha' mechanics so no stranger to it, and I've taught them to not spend money on the game (and they have to get my permission/credit card anyway) so that element is controlled
It's part of the Diablo franchise so there's a lot of demons / monsters / zombies and you're the hero killing/bashing many of them having said that, the game is also designed for free to play (but will encourage you to spend time / play daily to grind to remain strong) The game has a lot of pay 2 win mechanics, it's designed this way to entice people to spend ALOT of money on it (if they wish) Read the developer's privacy policy for details on how your (or your kids') information is collected, used, and shared, and any choices you may have in the matter, and note that privacy policies and terms of service frequently change. Players earn gold coins as they progress, which they can use to buy new weapons and armor, or to upgrade the weapons and armor they already own. There's also a lot of stuff people can buy, if they want to spend money, although recent concerns have been raised about the in-game store operating similar to that of a slot machine without guaranteeing that players will get the items they need to upgrade their gear or characters even after spending lots of money. The dialogue includes some curse words such as "bastard" and "hell." The game is free, but there is an in-game store where players can spend real money on in-game currency that's used to buy crafting materials, cosmetic enhancements, and other items.
Some creatures are also grotesque in appearance. Using a variety of weapons (axes, swords, arrows) and magic, players have to kill numerous monsters, zombies, and human enemies, resulting in large amounts of bloodshed. It's the latest chapter in the long-running Diablo franchise, which has released games on consoles and PCs. Parents need to know that Diablo Immortal is a downloadable adventure game for iOS, Android, and Windows PCs.
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