Video games are here to stay, and parents need to know–know what’s in those games, that is. The age-recommendation on the back of every video game box is only that: a recommendation. It can’t solve the argument, “But Mom, my friends have it!” And often Dads are just big kids themselves when it comes to gaming. But what’s appropriate for a dad may or may not be appropriate for the child.

Jorim’s List details objectionable content for each game, giving parents the information they need to make the all-important decision about what games they can feel good about buying, and what games they should not be talked into bringing home.

As a parent, do you have the time (or will) to play through every game your child wants, and screen it? You don’t have to, Jorim already has–and it’s on his list: jorimslist.com.