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A woman flashes her underpants briefly.

No nudity

In some side missions, the player has to solve puzzles (Glyph puzzles), some of which include famous paintings containing full nudity.

Ezio undresses a woman and sex is implied. Backside and side breast shown.

Multiple sex dialogues. No graphic nudity or sex, but multiple references, Ezio interacts with prostitutes.

In the first misson it forces you to undress a girl and the screen will switch no sex and no nudity.

In the second misson it force you to undress a woman but no sex or nude is shown.

Many women are in revealing dresses throughout the game, but there is no nudity of any kind.

A couple kisses and falls onto a bed, insinuating they spend the night together. The man is chased out of the room in the morning by the girl's father.

Some flirtatious dialogue.

Contains real footage of Thomas Edison's experiment of electrifying an elephant.

There might be blood but it doesn't look real.

Combat can be a bit brutal but it is very unrealistic.

There is little blood splatter, which can be turned off in the options menu.

1 use of the c word

There are about 5 or 6 F words while you play in the present day which is very infrequently as well as a few other milder words said in the same setting such as the s word and hell. In the Italian renaissance setting which is where the vast majority of the game takes place, most of, if not all of the profanity is said in Italian and if you turn off the subtitles, none of the words can be seen translated.

Multiple bad words are used toward the game, some of these in italian.

Infrequent use of the F-word, although it's usually in Italian.

A couple uses of "shit", "ass"

Some references to alcoholics, but nothing Is shown.

Two hangings are seen in cutscenes.

The Kraken Easter egg may be scary for a large group of people.

In a misson you can see people got rope s#icide by a rope on their neck.

There is a scene at the end of the game which may disturb religious people. (The games is made by multicultural people with different faiths and beliefs.)