Australia's Video Game Rating System is Broken
Australia has more violent and adult-orientated games available to 15-year-olds than any other Western country.
At the same time, it is illegal to sell any video game in Australia that is only suitable for people over 18-years-old.
Australia does not have an adult video game classification. Games that are only suitable for adults must be pushed into the 15+ category or be banned. This system represents neither range of games released in Australia, nor the people who play them. It threatens our children and our liberties.
It is broken.
We Can Fix It
There is a very simple solution that will make the classification system work; introduce a rating for people 18 years and older. Movie classifications already have the R18+ rating. Introducing the R18+ rating for video games would fix the classification system.Multiple surveys have shown that over 90% of adults (including non-gamers) agree that introducing an R18+ rating is a good idea. The bad news is, one of the few people who can block the change won't listen to them.
We can fix this problem, but we need your help! Take Action.

