47 Video Games banned in Saudi Arabia

Most of people in Saudi Arabia play Video Games liesure time, but there are some insane games which are effecting mental health and people life (caused death) which have been banned in Saudi Arabia.

In an incident 2 children were found dead. A 13-year-old girl and a 12-year-old boy who reportedly killed themselves after playing the so-called “Blue Whale” social media game, though the agency did not say what the connection was.

The game itself asks user to self harm themselves by giving users certains tasks to be completed every day. There are many violent video games out there available in the market which can impact your state of mind.

Saudi Arabia have banned 47 Video Game Titles in the Kingdom which violate their Rules & Regulations.

Here is the list of 47 Video Games banned in Saudi Arabia:

1. Agents of Mayhem
2. Assassins Creed 2
3. Attack on titan 2
4. Bayonetta 2
5. Clash of the Titans
6. Dante’s Inferno
7. Dead Rising 3 Apocalypse Edition
8. Deadpool
9. Deception IV : The Nightmare Princess
10. Deus Ex Mankind Divided
11. Devil’s Third
12. DmC – Definitive edition
13. Dragon Age: Inquisition
14. Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen
15. Draw to Death
16. Dissidia Final Fantasy NT
17. Fist of the North Star: Ken’s Rage 2
18. God of War 1
19. God of War 2
20. God of War 3
21. Grand Theft Auto V
22. Heavy Rain
23. Hitman: Absolution (2012)
24. Life is Strange
25. Mafia 2
26. Mafia 3
27. Metro Redux
28. Okami
29. One Piece Burning Blood
30. Past Cure
31. Prison Architect
32. Resident Evil 5
33. Resident Evil 6
34. Saints Row IV
35. Splatterhouse
36. Street Fighter V
37. Street Fighter 30th Anniversary
38. The Order 1886
39. The Saboteur
40. The Witcher 3
41. The Nonary Game
42. Thief
43. Vampyr
44. Watch Dogs
45. Wolfenstein 2
46. Wolfenstein: The New Order
47. YO-KAI WATCH

While authorities have not clarified what links the aforementioned 47 games to the tragic suicides, it is important to note that most of these games do contain elements of violence. That said, violence would still be a strange reason to outright ban so many games without any prior public indication.