Adom has 'gods', and the player can even become one. This seems to irritate more parents than children, in my exp.
Adom doesn't have graphic violence, as there are no graphics.
Adom has magic, text violence, possibility of alcohol consumption, prophecy, no sexual content, assassination quests,
thievery quests, possibility of gambling, mythological monsters, and no bad language.
I honestly can't remember if Adom has curse words or not, and I've played for years... so it's safe to say that if there
are any, they are few and far between.
Adom has corpses, which the player is supposed to eat for nutrition/powers. One does have the *possibility* of
wielding/throwing/kicking said corpses, but as silfer said, this is more a result of player's immagination than
the way the game was designed to be played.
I'd say my mom would have let me play it at age 12, if it were around then, that is, and I'm from the bible belt.
Adom should be OK, in my opinion.
"Whip me!" pleads the adom player. The rng replies... "No."