This game feels like a learning game more than a game you play on a daily basis. If your child knows what's real and what's not, I give this game a minimum of a mature 11 year old and a recommended age of 12. Although you play as terrorists, if you let your kids listen to the news, you should be fine. This game REQUIRES you to act like a team as things can be destroyed and more. Oh and when I mean realistic, I mean REALISTIC. I don't find this game addicting, but its fun to play once in a while and usually makes you hate the game. If your child is MATURE enough and knows the difference between right and wrong then this game is for you. I'm not some Ubisoft spy trying to make kids play this game or whatever. Violence is just PG-13 stuff and the blood is not detailed and looks like red kiddie paint. The strong language comes from the players, but you can easily mute them during a match. The game isn't TOO violent and requires massive amounts of teamwork.

I was shocked how a video game could get him good grades and get him in a special class. A month later, he used his 'tactics' and thinking from the game in school and got in a special class that consists of 10 people per school. My son was often quitting the game because it was too hard. It took him 3 weeks to get better at the game. After a few days I decided to let my son play this game on his birthday and I watched him play a little. It took a long time for me to think about letting my son play this since it was M. However, the gameplay was very tactical at times, and one time I actually had to use some math and paper to win the match for my team. I never let my youngest son play Halo, Call of Duty, Battlefield or Medal of Honor. My other son was 17 and was constantly addicted to Call of Duty and League of Legends and would never do his chores or work hard in school really. I got this game once it came out and thought I would NEVER let my youngest son play it since it was an M game.

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