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Message: [QUOTE="Lweo4, post: 335998, member: 7225"] Wow, lots of suggestions, thanks guys, I'm going to check them later (even though a lot of them are more trying to be edgy than mature, but it's my fault for not specifying it right), I was thinking more about how a game can push "limits" about their themes without having to rely on things like explicit sex/violence (I like cyberpunk2077 and Witcher 3, but they're adult "adult" games). For example, being an adult, Tales of Xillia 2 was oddly comforting touching on themes like having a debt with the bank, being broke while having to deal with a lot of things, seeing how politics play out and the guys on the "good side" were also havin to do not-so-great things, because you can't always be gentle or reason with others, is not that deep, but it was great. Also, most of them I already played, that one's my fault for playing games so much lol. [automerge]1759144557[/automerge] Hell yeah, almost every Tales Of game has something more or less mature going on, Rebirth touches a lot on racism, the ones I still need to finish are Rebirth, Hearts, Innocence, Legendia, Phantasia and Eternia. Symphonia genuinely surprised me with Lloyd and the other characters being quite mature (excluding Genis as he is a literal child), as with the story itself too with blind faith and prejudice on half-elves. I mean, the games aren't that deep on the subjects, but you can think for them yourself. I have to try Ni No Kuni 2 one of these days. [/QUOTE]

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