You’ve likely heard of the popular MMORPG game World of Warcraft. Players can spend hundreds and hundreds of hours in these complex gaming worlds, exploring, fighting bosses, and leveling up. And for young players interested in the MMORPG gaming genre, Blox Fruits is a great starter game.

Roblox rates Blox Fruits for kids 9 and up. 

 

The game does contain mild violence, as almost all quests involve fighting and killing enemies. And to level up, you have to fight a lot of NPCs (or non-player characters) and bosses. 

 

But the fighting and deaths are all kept fairly kid-friendly with no blood or death scenes. Instead, the fighting is animated with flashes of light and sparkly clouds to indicate your character is leveling up.

 

Blox Fruits best suits players ages 9 and up due to the game’s complexity. The gameplay mechanics are pretty simple, but the strategy and planning may be more difficult for younger players to grasp. 

 

A lot of the gameplay in Blox Fruits involves “grinding” or “farming” for experience points (or XP). In other words, players repeat tasks repeatedly until they’re ready to move on to the next area. Younger players (as well as many adults) are likely to find this style of gameplay boring before progressing very far.

 

But for older elementary kids and up, this game is a fun introduction to classic RPGs.

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