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| Type | Rating board |
| Founded | 2006 |
| Website | Korean site English site |
The Game Rating Board (GRB) is a governmental video game rating board established in 2006 by the South Korean government in South Korea. The GRB replaced the Korea Media Rating Board after a controversy involving a gambling game machine, Sea Story, that was rated as a normal game through a bribe. The GRB is the only video game rating organization in South Korea.
Ratings[]
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All | Suitable for all ages. |
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12 | Suitable for ages 12 and up. |
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15 | Suitable for ages 15 and up. |
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18 | Suitable for adults 18 and up. |
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Test | Game contents for testing with the GRB's permission before general release. |
Content Descriptors[]
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Alcohol, Tobacco, Drugs | Contains images or references to use of alcohol products, tobacco products, or illegal drugs. |
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Crime | Contains images of crime, anti-societal, or anti-governmental messages. |
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Gambling | Contains simulated gambling/betting or references to gambling. |
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Horror | Contains images of horror or fear. |
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Language | Contains inappropriate lanuage. |
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Sexuality | Contains images or references to sexual activities, possibly including nudity. |
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Violence | Contains images of violence, may contain blood and gore. |
