Beast of Reincarnation Parents Guide & Age Rating
ESRB rating: T for Teen (13+). Beast of Reincarnation is a single-player action RPG with sword combat against corrupted creatures, set in a post-collapse Japan.
Sources: ESRB, Steam listing (app 2001760) · Last checked 2026-07-25
| ESRB | T for Teen (13+) |
|---|---|
| Multiplayer | None — single-player only |
| Online interaction | None announced |
| Microtransactions | None announced |
| Difficulty options | Yes — adjustable, per the Steam listing |
| Subtitles | Yes |
What a T rating typically means here
T-rated action RPGs generally involve combat violence against fantasy creatures without the graphic content that pushes a title to Mature. This game's combat is sword and bow against corrupted beasts rather than realistic human violence.
The full ESRB content descriptors — the short phrases that say why a game got its rating — are the authoritative detail here, and we would rather point you at ESRB's own listing for those than paraphrase them second-hand.
Things worth knowing for younger players
- It is difficulty-adjustable. The Steam listing confirms adjustable difficulty, which matters for a parry-focused game — the timing skill is not the only route through.
- It is long. Around 40 hours for the main story, so it is a commitment rather than a weekend game.
- It is offline. No multiplayer means no voice chat with strangers and no online purchases to supervise.
What we will add after launch
Specific content notes — how graphic combat gets, whether there are distressing story beats involving Koo, and the exact ESRB descriptors in context — need the released game. We are not going to guess at them from trailers.
Parents FAQ
What age rating is Beast of Reincarnation?
ESRB has rated it T for Teen. That is the 13+ tier — below Mature 17+, above Everyone 10+.
Are there microtransactions?
None have been announced. The in-game currency, Amber, is earned through play; the Deluxe Edition includes a one-off 100,000 Amber grant. Nothing indicates a real-money store, but we will confirm after launch rather than promise it now.
Is it online or multiplayer?
No. It is single-player only, so there is no chat with strangers and no user-generated content to moderate.
Does the dog die?
This is the most-asked question about any game with an animal companion, and we cannot answer it before release without spoiling the story or guessing. We will address it plainly after launch.