[Ratings are based on several hours of gameplay, with and without Family Friendly mode. Your results may vary slightly, and responses depend on player input.]

Violence - (Consistent in any mode)
-A couple amusing pictures of people guns or other weapons, real and fake looking, but no other violent actions shown.
-Any descriptions of violence or death were rare and broad.

Sexual Content: normally, or Family Friendly mode
-A few swimsuits, no scantily clad women, maybe a few pictures that could be seen as mildly suggestive.
-House answers in normal mode can include some sexual innuendo or direct sexual language.

Foul language: normally, or Family Friendly mode 
-House answers on normal mode can include crude language that is split between PG and PG-13 with some R rated language.

Substance abuse: (Consistent in any mode)
-A few comical smoking or drinking pictures.

Other notes:
- A few comical depictions of magic.
- Few religious references that are open ended, not leading for or against it.


Comical party game with fill the blank & vote for the best player answer. Okay for ages 10+ with family mode, but mature content can occur without that mode.


Use Your Words is a comical/party game that's fill in the blank & vote for the best answer. With family mode enabled, I'd recommend it for ages 10 and up with 3 or more people. The subjects of the fill in the blanks include short videos, pictures, fill in the blank phrases, and entertaining hypotheticals. Regular mode should be rated T at minimum and is sometimes M-rated content.
+Game length is just right (15-30 minutes), and extended turn length can be enabled.
+Amusing photos and videos for generating answers. They don't really co-inside with current memes or events.
?House answers are sometimes obvious and sometimes not, depends on the ground.+If you cant think of an answer, house answers aren't always bad compared to what other people put down.
-Game does not include an option for requiring Twitch auth. This is important for streaming if you want to avoid trolls but still want moderation-type control of who can be prevented from joining a future stream or game.
+Game sessions can be password protected though.