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Djhurt1 Feb 7, 2018 @ 9:01am

Age range appropriate

As a parent, I've made some ignorant mistakes in the recent past with my 10 year old and games I've allowed him to play that turned out to be inappropriate. So I'm being a bit more diligent now. After searching other threads and google, it does look like Brick Rigs is reasonably appropriate for a 10 year old. Mild violence(sword swinging, gun shooting) is OK. I really am most concerned about adult themed activities. Smoking, drinking, sexual references, language etc. Can some of you share your thoughts on this regarding Brick Rigs?

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Atlantic

Feb 7, 2018 @ 10:54am

Singleplayer is certainly fine. Absolutely no adult-themed stuff going on there.

In multiplayer, it really depends on the server and who hosts it. However, I frequently visit multiplayer and I have yet to encounter adult content. Some people do curse though, but Fluppi added a censor for curse words. None of the servers I ever visited had people 'virtually' smoking, drinking, and such.

NoxiousFumes has Brick Rigs

Feb 7, 2018 @ 12:11pm

Summary: It's good for a 10 year old

Everything in the game is SFW. Brick Rigs doesn't exactly have a "story," so there isn't really any adult stuff you do in the game.

Multiplayer *could* be NSFW, but it's very rare. Usually only happens in private servers between steam friends.

And as in any multiplayer game, you can just leave the server if it bothers you.

There is a capture the flag style first person shooter mode in the game, which could be a problem. However, there's no gore and blood flying everywhere. Even the blood is grey.

Alex Monamochamuch

Feb 7, 2018 @ 6:09pm

Yeah, also there is a setting that is automatically turned on with over 2000 blacklisted words by my knowledge.

RenderPolygon Jul 2, 2023 @ 10:50am

its just like gmod. gmod is absolutely normal in singleplayer but it can have some bad stuff in multiplayer. same thing goes with brick rigs. just monitor what your kid does and it will be absolutely good. trust me.

AC Dosage

Jul 2, 2023 @ 11:00am

Put the pc in the kitchen or living room and anchor it with a kensington or similar, a high traffic area, not to be taken into a bedroom where activities can't be seen. Other than that you would need to isolate him with vetted friends on a passworded server.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kensington_Security_Slot