I mean i dont like easy games but the opposite but this game is just tooooo much stuff that is not rly needed. It has too much theory that will take sooo much time to learn and to understand the physics and the principles of the game. I never liked games like that because they are just endless. So it has the addictive factor and has some good ideas since a person can get that interested in it. Yesterday i just found that game after i got high with weed and i played like 12 hours without any break. I played WoW time ago, not serious and i am glad for this xD Most of my experience was on WC 3 Frozen throne like 10 yrs ago. If a game is digitally distributed, we also encourage companies to use our Digital Rating Service, which is fast and easy and assigns ratings without the developer having to pay a fee.Well, there are really good things in this game but they should develop it professionally since the beginning. 'Our goal is, of course, that they immediately stop using the rating.

'While it's fairly rare for a game to self-apply a rating we will always move quickly to address the issue,' the ESRB representative said. Developed by 7 Road, the online game is currently hosted by numerous companies online, including Kabam, Kongregate, Armor Games, NGames, R2Games, and Proficient City Limited. The ESRB did not specify which company it contacted about the Wartune ad. The Wartune ads, which have been running on Google's AdSense network and featured on websites like Microsoft's Major Nelson promotional blog, feature the tagline 'Adult Gamers Only' and the ESRB's trademarked AO logo next to a scantily clad angel, both positioned more prominently than the actual name of the game. 'We have advised the game's publisher that they must discontinue their unauthorized use of our AO rating icon in its marketing,' an ESRB representative told GamesIndustry International.Įven if the game had been rated AO, the ads would likely violate the ESRB's advertising guidelines, which state no ad should 'glamorize or exploit' a game's rating.

Online advertising for the game has been using the ESRB's AO for Adults Only rating as a selling point, even though the turn-based role-playing game has not actually been rated by the ESRB. The free-to-play online game Wartune has drawn the attention of the Entertainment Software Rating Board.

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