As a child, playing video games is a common form of entertainment. However, for violent games, it is recommended that you communicate and discuss with your parents or guardians. The following points can help you make an informed decision: 1. **Understand the content of the game**: Violent games usually contain fighting, combat or other violent scenes. Understand whether these contents are suitable for your age group. 2. **Age rating**: Many countries and regions have game rating systems (such as the ESRB in the United States, the CD classification in China, etc.), and these ratings will suggest appropriate age groups based on the game content. Checking the age rating of the game can help you and your parents determine whether it is suitable. 3. **Impact and balance**: Moderate games can bring fun and relaxation, but excessive addiction may affect learning, sleep and social interaction. Parents can help you set a reasonable game time. 4. **Emotion and behavior**: Studies have shown that violent games may have an impact on the emotions and behaviors of some people. Discuss your feelings with your parents to see if there are any uncomfortable emotions or behavioral changes after playing games. 5. **Choose a variety of games**: Try different types of games, such as puzzles, adventures, sports, etc., to broaden your interests and hobbies and develop in a balanced way. Most importantly, keep an open line of communication with your parents and share your gaming experiences and feelings so they can help you make the best choice for you.