Hello. I have seen a lot of these kinds of projects, like https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/115874452/ https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/392937932/ and https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/128583938/ and I've been wandering if they are violent or not.

Diep.io is a game where you have a tank, and you have to survive other tanks, when you level up, you can choose better tanks. The tank is actually a circle, the cannon a grey rectangle/trapezoid, and the bullet is a smaller circle. There are also bosses, which are stonger entities that are controlled by an AI, polygons, that gives you score, etc.

You can see a lot of YouTubers, like Sinbadx playing it, if you want to see how the game is.

Arras.io is a game very similar to Diep.io, but with more tanks, bosses, etc.

Mope.io is a game where you are an animal, and can level up into stronger animals, the higher the tier (level), the stronger they are, and they have special abilities. You can see YouTubers like Nation playing it.

I'm unsure if these three games are violent, since I want to make some animations of them in another account I will create (XGRAzgr2).

Thanks for reading this!

These games are okay since they do not violate the Community Guidelines. Nothing intense is being shown. Just shapes shooting shapes at other shapes, to be honest. You should be fine with creating animations based on those games, as long as those animations also follow the Community Guidelines

AIGamesDeveloper wrote:

These games are okay since they do not violate the Community Guidelines. Nothing intense is being shown. Just shapes shooting shapes at other shapes, to be honest. You should be fine with creating animations based on those games, as long as those animations also follow the Community Guidelines

Okay. I thought the words “tank”, “shoot”, “kill”, etc were violent…

XGRAzgr wrote:

AIGamesDeveloper wrote:

These games are okay since they do not violate the Community Guidelines. Nothing intense is being shown. Just shapes shooting shapes at other shapes, to be honest. You should be fine with creating animations based on those games, as long as those animations also follow the Community Guidelines

Okay. I thought the words “tank”, “shoot”, “kill”, etc were violent…

killing can be violent but from what I have seen, the killing in these games doesn't seem to be violent to me.
If you are worried, but replace the word kill with something else like defeat or destroy