Nothing at all. Just some holding, and tender moments.

Way much usage of "f**k" and it's derivatives.

Other uses of "s**t", "a**" and its derivatives, "d**k", "h*ll", and more.

(Episode 2) A woman walks into the bathroom disoriented (It is implied that she has a hangover).

(Episode 2) A Monarch executive is pouring alcohol into a flask,and holds it as he is talked to.

(Episode 2) A Monarch employee is given alcohol by a woman, whose plan is to intoxicate him. He's given many drinks. She also has a drink of her own, which she doesn't use to intoxicate herself.

Many violent shootings both on and offscreen, with many bloody results and aftermaths, with no results of gore. Sometimes, the blood is over-the-top.

Because of time "fractures", people and objects freeze position relatively. It might be a bit disturbing, seeing figures move spasmodically, and being "frozen in time". The main enemy figure, Monarch Solutions, does unorthodox and precise killings of victims, depending on the player's choice. During this, it might be very hard to watch due to its disturbing.

Overall, the show has a thriller point of view from a genre, and is a very good integration towards the video game. There are many traitors and a lot suspense, toning down and up the intensity of the violence. There is much drama as there is action, and the scenes are well-choreographed and shot. The addition of secrets and backstories spice up the formula here as shown.

14-16+