The Australian Classification Board has garnered a reputation for being pretty tight about the games it approves: its refusal to give DayZ the green light over weed resulted in the game being changed ...

Disco Elysium: The Final Cut has been refused classification by the Australian Classification Board, which may hamper the game’s physical release. Disco Elysium is an open-world RPG where players ...

Disco Elysium: The Final Cut will not go on sale in Australia after its classification board refused to classify it. An update on the Australian Classification website states that the game was refused ...

"Outlast 2" is no longer banned in Australia after receiving an R18+ rating upon resubmitting the game for classification. Red Barrels Survival horror game “Outlast 2” is no longer banned in Australia ...

The Australian Classification Board is currently reviewing its previous ban on Compulsion Games’ upcoming dystopian adventure game “We Happy Few.” After refusing to assign a rating for the game, it ...

Almost 220 computer games have been banned in Australia between March and July, in the lead up to the trial of a new classification scheme. This is more than four times the number of games that were ...

Deep Silver’s Saints Row IV has once again been blocked from release in Australia. A three-member panel of the Classification Review Board has unanimously determined that the computer game Saints Row ...

Controversial upcoming video game Saints Row 4 has remained banned in Australia after a review found the game's 'drug use' was not permissible.

The website of Australia's Classification Board has been hacked by an unknown individual in opposition to plans to "control and sheepify the nation". The site's regular introductory text was replaced ...

Update 24 March: The Australian Classification Board has reversed its decision to refuse classification for Outlast 2. There has been no explanation as to why the board decided to overturn its ...

The Australian Classification Board today rejected Deep Silver's Saints Row IV — the first game to be refused classification since the ACB implemented a new rating system earlier this year. According ...