The Classification Labels We Wish Were On Video Games

Mature content? That’s all well and good, but what if the game is a bad port? What if it launches straight into microtransactions? What if it’s a sequel with over 60% copypasta? We thought it best to inform the Classification Board of the labels gamers really want to see.

You might not know that the Classification Board has a tool that lets you create your own classification labels, allowing anyone to warn anyone else of a particular kind of content. It seems like a great tool to make available to the public — and one we absolutely had to have some fun with.

Enjoy!

Which labels would you create?


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