Child lock
Culture concept
Includes a child lock feature that censors or otherwise removes features of the game deemed inappropriate for children.
9
games
6platforms
WIN 2002-05-21
PS3 2013-09-03
WIN 2000-03-29
PS4 2014-08
XBOX1 2014-08
OSX 2012-05-15
WIN 2012-05-15
WIN 2008-04
X360 2013-09-03
See also: language filter
Common censor targets:
* Blood & gore (most common)
* Swearing
* Sexual content (e.g. posters of scantily dressed women)
The reason for the censorship is usually overprotective parents, though the reasons could be cultural or religious as well.
The child lock feature is commonly initiated during install of the game, though some may allow setting it in in-game options menu. Commonly the latter case allows password protecting the setting.
* Blood & gore (most common)
* Swearing
* Sexual content (e.g. posters of scantily dressed women)
The reason for the censorship is usually overprotective parents, though the reasons could be cultural or religious as well.
The child lock feature is commonly initiated during install of the game, though some may allow setting it in in-game options menu. Commonly the latter case allows password protecting the setting.
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Games by year
The first Child lock video game was released on March 29, 2000.
Blizzard Entertainment and Activision published most of these games.