History MohsScaleOfViolenceHardness / VideoGames0To7

* ''VideoGame/{{Crysis}}'' [[note]] Bloody victims with holes in their bodies from alien weaponry; alongside level 6 combat violence in the 1st game. In the 2nd game; characters take bloody knives to throat and are bloodily splattered on the ground. We also see many bloody, partially melted and rotting; sometimes nude, bodies. The 3rd game is a 6 with some blood splashing with occasional modest splatter. [[/note]]

* ''VideoGame/StarWarsTheForceUnleashed'' [[note]] Brutal lightsaber combat with no blood or dismemberment but with copious ragdoll. Character blinded by lightsaber to face. [[/note]]

* ''VideoGame/Jak3'' [[note]] Slightly higher than it's predecessor for enhanced ragdoll on killed enemies and the dried-up monk breaking apart. [[/note]]

* ''VideoGame/DustAnElysianTail'' [[note]] Slightly gruesome zombies. One boss has blood stains on his body. Offscreen mass murder and genocide. [[/note]]

* ''VideoGame/{{Earthbound}}'' [[note]] For what appears to be mild blood seen on the sprites of the Mondo Mole, Guardian Diggers and Plague Rat of Doom. Although the "Mu Training" sequence, which has Poo being repeatedly maimed, would give this game a much higher level if the damage was actually shown and wasn't symbolic. [[/note]]

* ''VideoGame/NeverDead'' [[note]] Very messy slicing and gibbing of monsters. It would be rated 9 if the blood wasn't blue. The main character has red blood and very cartoonishly gets dismembered into many pieces. Some humans stabbed with moderate blood splatter in cutscenes.[[/note]]

* ''HorizonZeroDawn'' [[note]] Bloody bodies and somewhat large blood stains in some areas. Impaled enemies spurt blood. A lighter 6. [[/note]]

* ''VideoGame/FarCry1'' [[note]] Very large, smearing, but unrealistic and not gory blood splatters on surfaces from shootings and monster attacks. [[/note]]
* ''VideoGame/FarCry2'' [[note]] Gushing blood spurts from shooting and stabbing but little body detail. Detailed, bloody digging of bullets out of holes in bare flesh. [[/note]]

* ''VideoGame/MassEffect'' [[note]] Two impalings of human characters in cutscenes: One graphic and one very graphic (large gory wound briefly visible, borderline 8 (The Legendary Edition's updated graphics bring this scene up to an 8)), both accompanied by large blood splatters. Otherwise level 6. [[/note]]

* ''VideoGame/Halo'' (1, 3, Reach, and 4) [[note]] 1 has massive but unrealistic blood splatters from humans, as well as some torn open elites with internal gore visible and [[spoiler: Keyes']] smashed face (both of the latter are an 8 in the Anniversary version). 3 has more detailed Flood gore; including graphic body destruction, many whole rotting limbs littering battlefields, enhanced body horror with gruesome transformations of live victims who are visibly in agony even after metamorphosis (still all green though). ''Reach'' lacks Flood and has level 6 blood, but gets bumped up for a lot of bloody onscreen civilian slaughter. 4 gets here for the fantastical flaying scene with a skinless face briefly seen but is otherwise a 6. [[/note]]

* ''Franchise/{{Halo}}'' (2, 3, ODST, Reach, and 5) [[note]] Small to medium splatters of blood (red and alien), and fairly graphic but largely unrecognizable body horror and dismemberment (and gibs in 3 that border on 7) of the green-blooded monstrous Flood (save for ODST and Reach). VideoGame/Halo5 barely gets here with brutal assassinations on human Spartans with brief blood sprays seen ocassionally, and copious amounts of splattering alien blood. [[/note]]

* ''VideoGame/HaloCombatEvolved'' and ''[[VideoGame/Halo4 4]]'' [[note]] The former has massive but unrealistic blood splatters from humans, as well as some torn open elites with internal gore visible and [[spoiler: Keyes']] smashed face (both of the latter are an 8 in the Anniversary version). 4 gets here for the fantastical skinning scene with a skinless face briefly seen but is otherwise a 6. [[/note]]

* ''Franchise/{{Halo}}'' (2, 3, ODST, 5) [[note]] Small splatters of blood (red and alien), no gore except for the fairly graphic but largely unrecognizable body horror and dismemberment (and gibs in 3 that border on 7) of the green-blooded alien Flood. VideoGame/Halo5 barely gets here with brutal assassinations on human Spartans with brief blood sprays seen ocassionally, and copious amounts of splattering alien blood. [[/note]]

* ''VideoGame/HaloInfinite'' [[note]] Brief blood splashes when shooting suited humans and aside from some corpses with small pools around them no splatter. No assassination kills. A light 5. [[/note]]

* ''Franchise/{{Halo}}'' (2-5) [[note]] Small splatters of blood (red and alien), no gore except for the undetailed dismemberment (and gibs in 3 that border on 7) of the green-blooded alien Flood. VideoGame/Halo5 gets here with brutal assassinations on human Spartans with brief blood sprays seen ocassionally. [[/note]]

* ''VideoGame/HaloCombatEvolved'' and ''[[VideoGame/Halo4 4]]'' [[note]] The former has massive but unrealistic blood splatters from humans, as well as some torn open elites with internal gore visible (they border on 8 in the Anniversary version). 4 gets here for the fantastical skinning scene with a skinless face briefly seen but is otherwise a 6. [[/note]]

* ''Franchise/{{Halo}}'' [[note]] Gameplay mainly consists of small splashes of blood, no gore except for the dismemberment of the green-blooded alien Flood. VideoGame/Halo4 very briefly dips down a bit further in a scene where people are fantastically skinned with a split second shot of a skinless face. VideoGame/Halo5 has some brutal assassinations on human Spartans with small blood sprays seen ocassionally, but nothing past 6. [[/note]]

* ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid'' [[note]] Arm bloodily chopped off, rooms splattered with lots of blood from sliced-up victims, lots of blood from being crushed by tank, some fairly brutal torture. The [[VideoGame/MetalGearSolidTheTwinSnakes remake]] is a hard 8 with Gray Fox's victims' deaths shown in explicit detail and other violent scenes being more graphic with improved visuals. [[/note]]

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* ''VideoGame/PiratesVikingsAndKnights [[note]] Due to the addition of decapitation and mild gibbing in recent updates. Was a hard 5 prior to this. [[/note]]

* ''VideoGame/BeamNG [[note]] Cars absolutely annihilated in a wide variety of fashions with no drivers.[[/note]]

* ''VideoGame/{{Burnout}}'' (3-Paradise) [[note]] There are visible drivers now and cars can be burnt to a crisp in explosions, however the drivers are never seen on fire or at all phased by any of the carnage. ''Revenge'' has no drivers but the mayhem factor is vastly increased by direct encouragemnt to destroy civilian traffic to make gains (and lowering the usual penalty for doing so). [[/note]]

* ''VideoGame/{{Burnout}}'' (3-Paradise) [[note]] There are visible drivers now and cars can be burnt to a crisp in explosions, however the drivers are never seen on fire or at all phased by any of the carnage. [[/note]]

* ''VideoGame/{{Burnout}}'' (1) [[note]] Relatively mild crashes with no signs of human harm. [[/note]]

* ''VideoGame/{{Burnout}}'' (2) [[note]] More violent crashes that involve more flying pieces.[[/note]]

* ''VideoGame/{{Burnout}}'' (3-Paradise) [[note]] Cars can get burned to a crisp in explosions. There are also visible drivers now; although they seem oblivious to all the carnage. [[/note]]

* ''VideoGame/BattlefieldBadCompany'' [[note]] Soldiers sent flying by explosions. General light BlackComedy. Enemies just go limp from shootings/melee without even physical impact responses. A light 3, and by far the tamest in the franchise. [[/note]]

* ''VideoGame/TheCrew'' [[note]] For the "World Ending" easter egg that features a stray dead body (no violent details. Otherwise level 0.[[/note]]

* ''VideoGame/{{Splatoon}}''

* ''VideoGame/WarioWare''
* ''VideoGame/YoshisWoollyWorld''