The Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) is a self-regulatory organization that assigns age and content ratings to consumer video games in Canada, the United States, and Mexico.

ESRB ratings help parents choose appropriate games and apps for their kids based on content, age, and interactive elements. Learn more about the rating system, process, and how to find ratings on game devices and online.

Learn how to interpret the ESRB ratings for video games, which suggest age appropriateness and content warnings. Find out what each rating category and content descriptor means and see examples of each.

Learn about the ESRB, an organization that provides age ratings for video games in North America. Find out the meanings of the different ratings, the history and controversies of the ESRB, and the games that have received adult ratings.

This section of the website allows game publishers and developers to access the services provided by the ESRB.The section contains information on: Getting a Game Rated. Appealing a Rating. Rating Certificate and Submission Updates. Advertising & Marketing Guidelines.

Learn about the ESRB, a self-regulatory organization that rates and enforces guidelines for video games and other entertainment software in the US and Canada. Find out the meaning and examples of the ESRB ratings, symbols and content descriptors.