Most Violent and Goriest T Rated Video Games

Batman: Asylum is very violent and graphic for a T-Rated game. - Extractinator04

You investigate the killing of a young boy whose corpse is found in a dumpster. Also, uh, a decapitated head in the refrigerator. - Extractinator04

For a modern game, this has considerably gruesome executions for certain weaponry. The dagger, baseball bat, ax, barbecue and firearms in particular. - Extractinator04

Rated T and very violent. - Extractinator04

After the ratings board was formed, it faced its first test in this edgy Sega CD crime mission. The game got a T rating despite scenes of an eviscerated dog, larva eating a decaying body, and a headless guy with visible gullet and windpipe in the neck. - Extractinator04

The Uncharted games really edge toward an M rating. I was pretty surprised that Uncharted 2 was rated T considering all the blood and the swearing. - Extractinator04

This game sports no gore, but still serves up more than enough visceral violence to warrant an M rating. The game's fighting does not peel organs from bone, but it does tend to focus on breaking those bones and bloodying that flesh. The third person shooting echoes the tactical realism of Rainbow Six, while the prettily choreographed martial arts go a step beyond melee and into awful, rib cracking torture. The Teen rating is based purely on the lack of foul language and giblets, it is certainly a just T. But compare this to the M-rated tactical shooters that are out there, and you will find no different in the way of bloodiness between them. If we are going to be consistent with game ratings, then this deserves a higher treatment than Modern Warfare. - Extractinator04

You are literally slicing and dicing the whole game. And God battles are even worse