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  1. www.commonsensemedia.org › game-reviews › world-ofWorld of Warcraft Game Review | Common Sense Media

    The plot of WORLD OF WARCRAFT (WoW) is more of a series of mini-stories than one overarching tale, but there is a common storyline that runs throughout the game. The world of Azeroth is divided into two factions: \"The Alliance,\" consisting of humans, night-elves, dwarves and gnomes, and \"The Horde,\" consisting of orcs, tauren, trolls and the undead.

    • Role-Playing
    • Jeremy Gieske
    • Windows, Mac

  2. www.commonsensemedia.org › game-reviews › world-ofKid reviews for World of Warcraft | Common Sense Media

    Apr 22, 2021 · That, my friend, is the name of a demon summons in the game "World of Warcraft". In this game, you complete quests, battle enemies, stop rituals and sacrifices, and more, and it will all be the best experiences of your life. Violence 7/10: Pretty mild blood, but there are a lot of battles you have to partake in this game.

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  4. www.reddit.com › r › wowWoW Parents: When Did/Would You Let Your Kids Play WoW?

    We limited game time on school nights (mostly PS games), and later, sports took up much of his time. It still is up to the parents to know what sort of personality your child has that they can handle gaming with the public or not, or how to restrict activities. My son started by gaming on Warcraft with his local friends and going from there.

  5. www.commonsensemedia.org › game-reviews › world-ofParent reviews for World of Warcraft | Common Sense Media

    Sep 17, 2023 · World of Warcraft is really toned down in violence from the original games it is based on (Warcraft). Those games had some blood in it, this does not. The only issue you need to worry about with this game is that you will see other people talking in the chat box in the lower corner.

  6. www.kinzoo.com › blog › a-parents-guide-to-world-ofA parent’s guide to World of Warcraft - Kinzoo

    Jun 5, 2023 · Is World of Warcraft right for your family? Parents are well-advised to heed the “T” for Teen rating for WoW, and consider kids’ maturity level before letting them play. Setting up parental controls and safety features is a good idea–and agreeing on time limits beforehand is also ideal.

  7. www.engadget.com › 2011/04/27-a-parents-guide-toA parent's guide to World of Warcraft for kids - Engadget

    Apr 27, 2011 · For players whose kids are itching to join in the family fun, though, there are plenty of ways to make World of Warcraft a productive, happy experience for kids, parents, and fellow players alike.

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    Nov 29, 2021 · Among the mini-games, we find the “pet battles” a mini-game that allows the player to collect animals that can fight each other, a bit like Pokémon. End-of-game content. Like many massively multiplayer role-playing games, World of Warcraft offers a variety of ways to play the game when players reach the maximum level.