Guía parental

As I said, there are no issues related to this, in chapter 7, if Jeese does not apologize to Petra after fighting with her, he ends up saying to Jesse "You know something Jeese, I like you, but Sometimes, you make me mad " Which is a very suggestive dialogue, but as I said, this is common in children's media.

Jesse dies countless times thanks to the wither storm, either being eaten, pushed, traversed/stabbed or smashed in chunks by tentacles (offscreen)

The whole game visually consists of pixels and voxels (like pixels except cubes instead of squares). If you let your kids play Minecraft this is no worse.

The game has some mild action scenes involving chases and monster fights.

A monster called "the Wither Storm" is unleashed and causes destruction.

Mild Violence and Gore, with no blood

Uses of crap.

There are uses of screwed and screwed up. Not too bad and not vulgar!

The language is probably the most adult part of the game.

In episode 8 if you argue with the gladiators in the town one of them might use bitch but this can be avoided

Mild Language, including hell, crap, and damn, freaking.

The game itself, being family can not contain scenes of drug addiction or drunkenness, however, in the game there are potions that they give effects in benefit and damage to the player. Jesse and his friends use them immeasurably.

Some deaths and fights with mobs can be somewhat chilling.

The game is overall rather cartoonish and the scariest thing that happens is in the very first moment where we hear a dramatic speech about how stories can devolve to lies. Otherwise, the game is scary on a PG-level at best and is actually pretty cartoonish. Maybe a little strange but that's about it.

The Wither Storm is slightly scary and may scare very young children. The characters also go to a land called "The Nether" which looks kind of like hell. Again, no worse than Minecraft.