Saw this coming.

In a recent press conference the Alien vs Predator devs stated that they are definitely not making any edited versions
for strict countries, because it takes away from the feel of the game and ultimately ruins gameplay.

pretty much to be expected, since those first early trailers that had predators decapitating the human soldiers and keeping their head with attached spines as trophies

Aliens vs Predator is a revisit of the 1994 game Alien vs Predator, from the same independent developer, UK-based Rebellion Entertainment. The original game was rated M by the Australian OFLC in 1994.

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The game contains first-person perspective, close-up depictions of human characters being subjected to various types of violence, including explicit decapitation and dismemberment as well as locational damage such as stabbing through the chest, throat, mouth or eyes. Characters can be stabbed with a Predator’s wrist blade or an Alien’s tail in depictions reminiscent of impalement. The Predator collects “trophies” by explicitly ripping off human heads, their spinal columns dangling from severed necks. Heads can be twisted completely around in order to break a character’s neck. Eyes can be stabbed through or gouged, leaving empty, bloodied eye sockets. It is noted that a player is able to combine manouvres together in quick succession, which further increases impact; for example, a Predator can stab a character through both eyes with its wrist blade and then rip off their head, with spinal column still attached. Extensive post mortem damage, including decapitation and dismemberment, is also possible.

Depictions of violence such as the above are accompanied by copious amounts of blood and gore, including ample wound detail and visible skeleton.

In the opinion of the Board, the violence in the game causes a high playing impact due to its first-person, close-up perspective, conceptual nature and the level of explicit detail involved in the depictions. The game is therefore unsuitable for a minor to see or play and should be refused classification.

The game contains first-person perspective, close-up depictions of human characters being subjected to various types of violence, including explicit decapitation and dismemberment as well as locational damage such as stabbing through the chest, throat, mouth or eyes. Characters can be stabbed with a Predator’s wrist blade or an Alien’s tail in depictions reminiscent of impalement. The Predator collects “trophies” by explicitly ripping off human heads, their spinal columns dangling from severed necks. Heads can be twisted completely around in order to break a character’s neck. Eyes can be stabbed through or gouged, leaving empty, bloodied eye sockets. It is noted that a player is able to combine manouvres together in quick succession, which further increases impact; for example, a Predator can stab a character through both eyes with its wrist blade and then rip off their head, with spinal column still attached. Extensive post mortem damage, including decapitation and dismemberment, is also possible.

Depictions of violence such as the above are accompanied by copious amounts of blood and gore, including ample wound detail and visible skeleton.

Feel free to send any complaints on to enquiries@classification.gov.au

This isn't like 50 years ago when people were stupid enough to believe War Of The Worlds.

Remember back ages ago when stuff like Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, Elm Street 3 and Last House On The Left were banned? You watch them now and they are complete garbage. I could never understand why Chainsaw 2 was banned. F*** it was a boring-ass movie.