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Grab some blankets and attempt to pull your partner across the lawn as fast as you possibly can. Obviously things will be a lot easier if your partner is under 4 feet tall! Instead of going around in a circle innocently tapping people on the head and saying "duck, duck, goose," you go around in a circle dribbling water on everyone's heads until you finally choose someone to "dunk" and completely dump the cup or jug of water on.

Full instructions at Nap Time Creations. Players have a balloon tied to each of their ankles and everyone runs around the yard trying to pop other player's balloons using their feet--whoever keeps their balloons intact the longest is the winner.

Full instructions at All For The Boys. Who doesn't like playing with a sling shot? It's just not something that fades with age. In this game, you use one to launch wet sponges at your teammates, who catch them and wring them out into a bucket. The team that fills their bucket with water first, wins. Print out the free summer-themed stencils and start making up your cards.

This tutorial uses cork tiles, but rug scraps, foam board or even cardboard would work. Full instructions at Studio DIY. Use circular stencils and spray paint to turn your lawn into a game board. View this photo on Instagram. Leave out the drinking portion of the game if you want to play with kids. Slide and Toss. Water Balloon Dodge Ball. Fishing For Marbles. Pool noodles!

They're fun in and out of the water. A fun update of your favorite game from gym class using glow sticks instead of flags. Add glow sticks into ten bottles of water to make bowling pins you can use at night. Flipper Fill Up. This is by no means an exhaustive list; there are many games that could be discussed here.

Often, you will find a combination of several key characteristics they hold in common:. Graphic, bloody violence, real, vivid images which research indicates that over time, can lead to overall desensitization of violence or suffering, as well as increased aggression in dealing with conflict, and lack of empathy.

Inappropriate sexual content, overall disrespect, and violence towards women. Player adopts the role of first person shooter, actually looking down the barrel of a gun, demolishing the enemy, thus making it all more real and vivid.

Game success is often measured by negative behaviors which promote criminal activity, theft, disrespect for authority, drug and alcohol use, and other things that parents would not likely want their kids to emulate in real life. It is not a game intended for kids or teens. Violence, deviant behaviors, foul language, and graphic, sexual content abound in this game.

As its title may suggest, this game is full of demonic images and monstrosities. Its graphic, violent content is disturbing and raw. This first person shooter game takes aim at Nazi Germany forces and allows players to take on the full effect through extreme battle images. Blood, gore, intense violence, strong language, use of drugs, and strong sexual content abound through it all.

This is no innocent cartoon series. It is crude, rude, and full of graphic sexual content and foul language. In following the pattern set by other Assassins Creed games that came before, this version is also high in violent, graphic content, sexual themes, and profanity.

Fighting game of unprecedented violence. This one game led to the establishing of the entertainment software rating board, and is still, quite possibly, one of the most historically controversial games ever.

It's violent. It's everything you love in a game, and your mom's gonna hate it. And quite possibly they forgot, that Moms are often the ones who choose which games to buy, or not to buy. Complex strategy game tests your patience, determination. Creative sandbox game hampered by heavy focus on survival.

Free-to-play tale uses microtransactions to enhance play. Excellent adventure sequel demands play of previous game. Robo Recall. Blow up a robot rebellion in hilariously fun VR shooter.

Layers of Fear 2. Scary sequel explores the after-effects of trauma, abuse. Tough sci-fi puzzler has intense story, strong language. Creepy, violent horror game will make you keep lights on. Total War: Three Kingdoms. Fantasy meets history in complex strategy for older gamers. A Plague Tale: Innocence. Gripping, bloody tale of siblings against impossible odds.

Sniper Elite V2 Remastered. Sneaky good yet bloody World War II third-person shooter. Rage 2. Engaging yet bloody, mature post-apocalyptic punk shooter. Fell Seal: Arbiter's Mark. Strategy adventure gives players deep, customized battles. God's Trigger. Bloody hack-and-slash game is frustratingly hard.

Dark Devotion. Gory, challenging side-scrolling tale with mature themes. Fade to Silence. Tough survival game pits players against monsters, elements. Mortal Kombat Intensely gory fighting game glamorizes bloody violence. Steampunk mystery is heavy on nostalgia and repetition.

Whispers of a Machine. Retro sci-fi mystery is filled with nostalgic intrigue. Days Gone. Entertaining, bloody biker adventure burns rubber, monsters. World War Z. Decent shooter struggles to stand out from zombie hordes. Falcon Age. Take flight with cultural tale of friendship, rebellion. Dangerous Driving. Adrenaline-fueled arcade crashing racer could use a tune-up. Earth Defense Force: Iron Rain. Fun, frantic B-movie shooter series gets a polished reboot.

Generation Zero. Frenetic shooter pits teens against robots, loses plot. The Revolution. Suspenseful historical strategy with a splash of paranoia.

Tropico 6. Strategy game offers tongue-in-cheek political critique. The World Next Door. Beautiful anime adventure has clever gameplay, profanity. Platforms: Mac, Nintendo Switch, Windows. Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. Wildly difficult ninja game doubles down on bloody combat. Patience and persistence are rewarded with an epic saga. Repetitive button-mashing combat best shared with others.

Violent but historically accurate adventure still impresses. Trials Rising. Tough but fun obstacle course arcade game. Tom Clancy's The Division 2.

Save the nation's capital in stunning, bloody, great sequel. One Piece: World Seeker. Live the Straw Hat Pirate life in this open-world adventure. Devil May Cry 5. Mature, bloody hack-and-slash action is series' best yet. The Occupation. Politically charged thriller on freedom limited by glitches. Dead or Alive 6. Best yet in racy, violent martial arts fighter series. Ape Out. Hyper-stylized, hyper-violent, repetitive ape-based action. Fantastic but flawed foundation of sci-fi fantasy action.

Sunless Skies. Steampunk tale punishes all but the most diehard gamers. Jump Force Deluxe Edition. Fandom-focused fighter has lots of hits and anime hype. Crackdown 3.

Average open-world action is fun but repetitive. Far Cry New Dawn. Bloody, profane shooter explores cults, fatalism, hope. Metro Exodus. Bleak, mature, but engaging apocalyptic shooter.

Apex Legends. Epic battle royale game is more realistic than Fortnite. God Eater 3. Deep fantasy action with blood, sexualized characters. World of Warcraft: Tides of Vengeance. New expansion enhances story, adds fun high-level gameplay. Fun realistic racer can annoy with challenging controls. Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition.

Fantastic new edition of a classic adventure. Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 2. Deep, difficult space combat packed with content for fans. Resident Evil 2. Compelling remake of one of the scariest games ever made. Onimusha: Warlords. Classic samurai action with blood, gore, clunky gameplay. Best Video Games for Teens. Tips on How to Deal with Media Violence. Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email Print.