The British Board of Film Classification has rejected a revised version of Rockstar Games’ Manhunt 2. The BBFC had rejected the studio’s initial version of the game back in June, maintaining that the game “encourages visceral killing.” Rockstar Games made changes and resubmitted the game for classification, but it has again been rejected by the board.
“There has been a reduction in the visual detail in some of the ‘execution kills’, but in others they retain their original visceral and casually sadistic nature,” said BBFC director David Cooke, in a statement. “We do not consider that these [changes] go far enough to address our concerns about the original version.”


