What ages are recommended to play? null

Best for kids 14 and up. Features realistic war and deaths.

Battlefield V carries a ESRB rating of Mature, which means it is appropriate for ages 17 and older.

So the Xbox console itself is pretty simple to learn, definitely start with E rated games for young players so they are forgiven for mistakes and learn the buttons. Battlefield V is pretty violence heavy as it is a war game, the recommended age is 17+ but personally I’ve been playing CoD and Battlefield since I was 13 and I’m not messed up. It’s based off your child’s maturity not really their true age. If they’re immature then I wouldn’t recommend it, minimum age probably about 13-15. They need to understand what they’re playing and know that war isn’t something to be celebrated and idolized.

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Best for kids 14 and up. Features realistic war and deaths.
Answered by Adam 6 years ago
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Answered by Alan 6 years ago
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Battlefield V carries a ESRB rating of Mature, which means it is appropriate for ages 17 and older.
Answered by MicrosoftOutreachTeam 6 years ago
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So the Xbox console itself is pretty simple to learn, definitely start with E rated games for young players so they are forgiven for mistakes and learn the buttons. Battlefield V is pretty violence heavy as it is a war game, the recommended age is 17+ but personally I’ve been playing CoD and Battlefield since I was 13 and I’m not messed up. It’s based off your child’s maturity not really their true age. If they’re immature then I wouldn’t recommend it, minimum age probably about 13-15. They need to understand what they’re playing and know that war isn’t something to be celebrated and idolized.
Answered by BradDaddy 6 years ago
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