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Your young mind could be affected by the content. So is better if you limit yourself with games according to your age.
I know is not fair, but we can't do anything about it.
Good luck
Are your parents playing the game?
I direct you to the direction of the door. Press F to pay respects then use E to leave.
In the 1960's rock music was the embodiment of evil.
Ever since Mortal Kombat people point to videogames as the next antichrist.
I've been playing far worse stuff on the Commodore 64 when I was young and I turned out ot be just fine. I doubt games like "command air Libya" (1986) would make it to Steam nowadays.
It is not the medium that screws the mind; any random input can do that. Serial killers have always been around. Jack the Ripper never played a video game, never listened to rock music and never saw a movie.
As long as your not a sociopath, you're fine.