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This is a channel full of grown men swearing constantly and pranking each other in violent video games — fun for adults, but absolutely not for kids.
Best for ages 17+
Achievement Hunter is a gaming channel run by a group of adult friends who play video games together, mostly open-world or competitive titles, while joking around on mic. The humor is loose, chaotic, and very much built for an adult audience. They riff on each other constantly, make crude jokes, and treat profanity like punctuation.
Score Breakdown
KidWatch Assessment
Achievement Hunter is a gaming channel run by a group of adult friends who play video games together, mostly open-world or competitive titles, while joking around on mic. The humor is loose, chaotic, and very much built for an adult audience. They riff on each other constantly, make crude jokes, and treat profanity like punctuation.
The content itself — demolition derbies, stunt challenges, fighting game walkthroughs — isn't inherently dangerous, but the way it's presented is deeply casual about swearing and adult references. There's no sense that they're performing for a younger crowd. They're just a group of friends goofing off, and that authenticity is part of their appeal to older fans.
As a channel, it's genuinely funny and low-stakes in terms of real-world harm, but the constant profanity and occasional crude humor make it a poor fit for kids under 16 or so. There's no malicious intent here, but there's also zero filter.
Flagged Moments from Top Videos
Profanity is used repeatedly and casually throughout, including the f-word and other strong language, with no acknowledgment that it might be inappropriate.
Players casually discuss using rockets to blow up other players, framed as lighthearted fun within a game that normalizes vehicular and weapon-based violence.
The group attempts to change a coworker's gamertag to a sexually suggestive phrase, and the whole bit is played for laughs with no hesitation about the crude content.
References to sexual terms and innuendo come up casually in conversation, including attempts to use words like 'slut' as part of the prank gamertag.
Heavy profanity is woven throughout the commentary, including multiple uses of strong expletives in quick succession.
A game mode name is described as sounding like 'a sweet sex technique,' which is a brief but clearly adult joke not suitable for younger viewers.
The compilation includes repeated profanity and a sexually suggestive comment about wanting to sleep with a woman, said casually during gameplay.
A segment involves joking about executing another player at close range, framed humorously but depicting in-game violence in a casual, celebratory way.
The video walks through graphic fatality moves in detail, including dismemberment and body horror, with cheerful commentary that treats the gore as entertaining.
The host makes a flirtatious comment about a same-sex fatality being 'sweet' in a way that sexualizes the moment, which feels out of place even in this context.
What Parents Should Know
Treat this channel as adult content by default and don't assume a gaming label makes it kid-friendly.
Watch an episode yourself before letting a teenager see it, because the humor and language escalate quickly and unpredictably.
Skip any 'Shenanigans' or behind-the-scenes style videos with younger teens, as those tend to have the most unfiltered adult humor.
Be aware that the Mortal Kombat and similar game guides walk through graphic violent content in detail and are not appropriate for kids who don't already have permission to play those games.
If your older teen already watches this channel, use it as a conversation starter about how casual language and humor in media can normalize things we wouldn't say in real life.
Check Rooster Teeth's own age ratings on their site, as some content is explicitly marked for mature audiences and the YouTube versions don't always make that obvious.
Recommended for ages 17+.
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