OGKIDS For parents

Discover games together

OG Kids explains games through a parent's eyes: The age we recommend, content warnings, chat and purchase settings for each game in a single note.

Games by age

The age groups follow the PEGI steps. The age we recommend for each game weighs chat and purchases as well as the game's content.

Game notes

1 game

What's in an OG Kids note?

Notes sit on game pages, right under the PEGI card. Every note answers the same five questions.

The age we recommend

Next to the PEGI rating, our recommended age that also takes chat and purchases into account.

Content warnings

Violence, fear, bad language and similar elements, and how intense they are.

Online interaction

Is there chat with other players, and can it be turned off?

In-game purchases

Are there any, and what kind: Cosmetics, loot boxes, season passes, subscriptions.

Playing together

Can it be played together on one screen, in turns or with a helper role?

Our principles

Games are not bad; what matters is how they are played. We explain without scaring, without judging, and by showing solutions.

We ask children for nothing

OG Kids has no sign-ups, comments or forms aimed at children.

No personalized ads

On these pages, ads are matched to the page's content, not to the person.

Partnerships are labelled

Sponsored content, product partnerships and sales links are always labelled.

The same criteria

Games and products from sponsoring brands are judged with the same questions.

We leave it to experts

On development and health topics we do not give final verdicts; we make room for expert views.

Frequently asked questions

What is an OG Kids note?

A short review for parents on our game pages. Each note gives the age we recommend, content warnings, whether there is online chat, in-game purchases and whether the game can be played together.

Is the age OG Kids recommends the same as PEGI?

Not always. PEGI rates a game's content. An OG Kids note also weighs online chat, pressure to spend and how hard the game is, so our recommendation can be higher than PEGI. Both appear side by side on the game page.

How do I stop my child from talking to strangers in a game?

Every note says how chat works in the game: No chat, chat that can be turned off, or chat that cannot be turned off. Where chat can be turned off, the setting is usually in the game's or the console's parental control menu. The "No open chat" filter on this page shows only games without open chat.

How are ads and data handled on OG Kids pages?

OG Kids pages do not request ads targeted at individuals; ads are matched to the page's content. There are no sign-ups, comments or forms aimed at children. Sponsored content is labelled "Promoted".

Who writes the notes?

Oyun Günlüğü editors write the notes and update them as games change; the last update date of each note is shown on the game page. Games from sponsoring brands are judged by the same criteria.