I mean, why is it that video games are subjected to censorship (for the same or similar stuff shown in cinema)? Like this: I've heard that Ready or Not was subjected to censorship despite the game being for older players, but can't they just watch movies with content similar or kind of like the game (as in action sequences): End of Watch, Die Hard, Inside Man, The Negotiator, etc.

The thing with movies is that you are just a third-party observer witnessing the actions portrayed in the movie itself while video games immerse the player (partaking it the events virtually), why is it that video games tend to face censorship more than in cinema for exactly the same content? Before games, movies were also subjected to censorship, as in "bad" scenes are edited out.

How it would be noticed is that: when watching the movie normally (expecting to see that scene in particular at the final cut) it skips to a random part omitting the incoming scene (as it was removed due to censorship) despite being shown in theaters or streaming sites even though the audience watching are adults even though the movie is already classified for audiences over 18.

I hate it when movies sometimes do this, as in ones that contain scenes depicting graphic imagery or parts where torture is present (as in the actors in it are pretending to be in pain but the makeup and CGI make it look realistic). There are movies with stuff found from GTA V that exist within that genre: Scarface, The Italian Job, Ronin (1998), etc. but are those censored or not?

When it comes to depicting the grittiest details (like SAW or Final Destination both have blood & gore, but you are watching the characters dying rather than partaking in their deaths) while developing a game with similar content from those movies, suddenly it gets censored: like why? For some reason it's like they allow it in movies but hate it when the same is found in games.