Gotham City's "sensual" voice option
"I hope you bats like it rough."
The ESRB is at it again - this time with a wonderfully descriptive rating summary of upcoming team-based first-person shooter Gotham City Impostors.
"This is a first-person shooter in which players assume the role of would-be vigilantes and criminals that fight for control over a stylised Gotham City," it reads.
"Players use assault rifles, shotguns, rocket launchers, and assorted gadgets (e.g., ninja smoke bombs, grappling guns) to attack enemies in team-based combat. These over-the-top battles are often accompanied by gunfire, large explosions and cries of pain; brief blood-splatter effects can occur as enemies are shot or injured.
"Characters can also be temporarily impaled with arrows, or frozen and shattered to pieces as a result of an ice gun. Some female characters are depicted in form-fitting outfits and lingerie that reveal moderate amounts of cleavage; a 'sensual' voice option is also available in the customisation menu (e.g., 'I hope you bats like it rough.').
"The game includes character profile phrases such as 'Cuts the cheese,' 'Holding down the fart,' and 'I peed on it. It's mine'; and one comical sequence depicts a baby vomiting onto a refrigerator.
"The dialogue includes language censored by audible bleeps (e.g., 'Listen to me, you mother-[bleep] clowns!' and 'Yep! [bleep] for brains!'); one cutscene depicts a character sticking up his middle finger (partially obscured). Unedited words such as 'a*s' and 'damn' can also be heard in dialogue."
The game, which includes blood, comic mischief, language, mild suggestive themes and violence, carries a Teen rating in the US.
The downloadable FPS from F.E.A.R. developer Monolith Productions is in the works for PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade, and is due out next year.
You don't actually play as Batman but as a customisable "impostor" of one of the characters from either Batman's wider circle of friends or The Joker's motley crew.