It is lots of shooting but all at goofy aliens. And no blood/gore/swearing or anything else.
Star Wars Battlefront and Plants VS. Zombie Garden Warfare are good recommendations too for that age.
I agree with the last two as there is a lot of replay value with them but destiny replay value is low without endgame as the pvp has been broken for a long time. There isn't a lot of end game groups looking for a 11 year old to join.
Looking at player bases battlefield 1, call of duty and titanfall all have great replay value because of the large player bases. Call of duty and battlefield having the easier mechanics. Call of duty seems to have more dickheads playing when it comes to talking on the mic so keep that in mind.
Anyway, i made a list from bloodiest to least bloody. You guys are weird. I would assume the OP knows what he allows for his child as well as what his child can handle. FPS games arent really known for being non violent here (well, other than Super Noah's Ark 3D).
an 11 year old should't be playing an M rated game no matter how well a parent knows their kid. Its more than just the violence
an 11 year old should't be playing an M rated game no matter how well a parent knows their kid. Its more than just the violence
I was big into Mortal Kombat, DOOM, and Duke Nukem 3D at that age. Kids don't instantly turn into violent sociopaths just because of some animated blood and guts, or the occasional pixelated boob
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I was big into Mortal Kombat, DOOM, and Duke Nukem 3D at that age. Kids don't instantly turn into violent sociopaths just because of some animated blood and guts, or the occasional pixelated boob
who said that? I said an 11 year old shouldn't be playing an M rated game and stand by it...fyi any child psychologist would agree with me
Old games and new games are also in a totally different universe...
in Mortal Kombat can you hire a hooker to give you a BJ and then kill her to get your money back? 11 year olds also shouldn't be watching R-rated movies. No they all won't turn into axe murderers that logic is so flawed.
"I drove home drunk 100 times as a teen and I am fine"
While CaptainCrunch is correct that the Star Wars Battlefront content is a bit light on the single-player side of things, I recommend it because it's quite cheap nowadays, and it's all pew pew lasers. It's the first game I used to introduce my kids to the genre.
who said that? I said an 11 year old shouldn't be playing an M rated game and stand by it...fyi any child psychologist would agree with me
Old games and new games are also in a totally different universe...
in Mortal Kombat can you hire a hooker to give you a BJ and then kill her to get your money back? 11 year olds also shouldn't be watching R-rated movies. No they all won't turn into axe murderers that logic is so flawed.
"I drove home drunk 100 times as a teen and I am fine"
doesn't mean its a good choice
Did you seriously compare drinking and driving to playing GTA?
It is lots of shooting but all at goofy aliens. And no blood/gore/swearing or anything else.
Star Wars Battlefront and Plants VS. Zombie Garden Warfare are good recommendations too for that age.
PvZ is probably as kid friendly a FPS as there is. The only issue is that there isn't a lot of depth to the game outside of the multiplayer. FPS games are typically violent by nature so it's pretty hard to find anything in the general range as they are mostly M rated.
Should probably get Uncharted 4 too. Not necessarily a pure shooter, but has a lot of shooting in it. Or better yet, get the 1-3 remastered, then 4 to get the whole story.
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Should probably get Uncharted 4 too. Not necessarily a pure shooter, but has a lot of shooting in it. Or better yet, get the 1-3 remastered, then 4 to get the whole story.
My favorite game series of all time, but full disclaimer they are from the third person perspective
