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Let' s say I wouldn't suggest both games for kids < 12 mainly because both don't realy have a happy end.
Both games try to question you if you can feel guilty for the actions you do in the game at the end.
e.g. in Harveys new eyes you kill several people by accident...
And that's it? I was hoping for something more.... hardcore.
It's just always "covered" as an accident and you are completely innocent.
Some examples without big spoilers: A guy is eaten alive by insects. One of your "friends" hangs herself after you "helped" her. You can combine a hamster with such an iron Needle where you normaly stick paper on. She just does it without questioning. Some guy gives out free medicaments but only if you are sick. When saying you don't have cancer, the guy says "too bad". This game really is hardcore in that regards. Not for children.