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Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak

PEGI 72016Gearbox Publishing
OVERVIEW // IGDB

About this game

Before you can find your Homeworld, you must first unlock the secrets of the desert. Blackbird Interactive and Gearbox Software invite you to visit the deserts of Kharak in this new Homeworld story, where danger lurks behind every dune. Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak is set for release on January 20th on Windows PC. The planet is dying, but deep in the southern sands of Kharak, an anomaly has been discovered. Could Kharak’s salvation lie in the desert? Led by chief science officer Rachel S’jet, the Coalition of the Northern Kiithid sends an expedition deep within enemy-controlled territory to investigate the finding, which could forever alter the fate of humanity.

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CONTENT // PEGI

Rating information

Violence

Consumer advice

This game was rated PEGI 7 because it contains violence against humans that is not shown but is implied

Brief outline

A story driven real time strategy game. The story revolves around 2 factions who are battling for control of a desert type planet. There are mysteries to uncover and important information about the planet to be found. But before you can reach this, you need to fend of the enemy who is hindering your progress.

Content-specific issues

The violence in this game is primarily displayed during the gameplay. You control a floating camera and look down upon the units you can control. These units are all machines and vehicles, piloted by humans. They respond to your actions with human voices and tell you when they are attacked. When their health bar runs out, the vehicle explodes. No screams are paired with this. The overall war theme of this game is also reflected in the cut-scenes. The same type of implied violence is scene here, such as the bombing of a base and vehicles that explode.

Other issues

On a couple of occasions the cut-scenes show a deceased soldier. No wounds are visible though. The word damn is used once, but not in an offensive manner.

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