ERSB Ratings and Requirements

ERSB rating suggest the age appropriate to play a certain game. There are 4 main types of ratings:Everyone, Everyone 10+, Teen, and Mature.

E Rating is the most family-friendly rating for ERSB. The E stand for Everyone. This may contain very little cartoon violence and small amounts of mild language.

E 10+ is a simple rating. E 10+ stand for Everyone 10 and up. E 10+ games might contain mild violence, mild language and minimal siggestive themes.

T stands for Teen. A Teen rating suggests people that are ages 13 and up can play that game. Teen may contain violence and suggestive themes, as well as crude humor and minimal blood. Sometimes Teen games have simulated gambling and maybe some foul language.

M is for adults and older teenagers. M stand for mature and suggest that people that are 17+ can play this game. Mature video games may contain intense violence, blood and gore, and strong language as well as sexual themes.

There is also a couple more ERSB ratings, but the ERSB ratings you see here are the main ones you will see on a video games.