However, the fact that the game would have violent content was apparent from the get-go when its first trailer was revealed.

RELATED: Forspoken Features Three Graphics Modes on PS5Ĭompared to many other modern games, the violence in Forspoken doesn't seem to be all that extreme. It describes Forspoken's combat as 'frenetic' and having 'colorful effects, screen-shaking, and cries of pain.' The ESRB rating also describes some of the violence that players will see in Forspoken's cut-scenes, like monsters killing people, 'a character attempting to jump off a building' (possibly a reference to an attempted suicide), as well as someone being held at gunpoint.

The ESRB rating briefly talks about Forspoken's story and main character Frey, who has to explore a fantasy world and battle monsters. The ESRB has officially saddled Forspoken with an M for Mature rating, citing Strong Language and Violence. The Forspoken release date is just a few months away, and so it's no surprise that the game's ESRB rating is now out in the wild. Forspoken trailers have been turning heads since its reveal, with many fans impressed by the graphics and how the game appears to be taking advantage of the PS5's added horsepower. One of the most highly-anticipated PlayStation 5 console exclusives of 2022 has to be Square Enix's upcoming action-RPG Forspoken.

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