As the video game industry continues to grow and evolve, so does the need for comprehensive support systems that bridge the gap between young players and their (grand)parents. With children aged 6-17 increasingly engaging with video games, parents find themselves navigating unfamiliar digital territories. To address this challenge, we have developed game guides covering popular games and platforms, providing parents with clear information about what to expect in video games so they can make informed decisions about whether content is suitable for their child.
Our consumer-facing websites, SpeelHetSlim and JouezMalin, provide evidence-based game guides specifically designed for parents and guardians. These resources offer:
- Clear explanations of PEGI ratings and what they mean in practical terms
- Detailed descriptions of actual gameplay experiences parents can expect
- Guidance for making informed purchasing decisions about video games
- Strategies for actively supporting children during gameplay
Rather than promoting restrictive approaches, these guides empower parents with knowledge to make informed decisions about their children’s video game activities and provide meaningful guidance during play. By helping parents understand what PEGI ratings actually mean in practice and what gameplay experiences entail, we contribute to strong industry transparency. Feel free to explore the gameguides via the links below (Dutch and French).
