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The only scene that may disturb some was the introduction.

This shows the consequences of death and how serious we must be about the well being of others. You can not restart the mission your squad mate will be gone forever. If one of your squad members dies, he or she will no longer be usable throughout the entire course of the game. The game even teaches great lessons on death. There is language (read the CS review for words used), but these obscene words were used infrequently. You will find blood stains on occasion from previous attacks, but it was never excessive. Some projectiles such as lazer beams and grenades emit light upon impact, making the blood even harder to see. Blood is also obscured in the dark environments. When a squad mate or alien is shot, a small amount of blood can be seen (yellow from aliens, red from humans), however there is no gore. You only view these soldiers from a birds eye view and can never control them. The second half will involve you commanding a troop that must fight a group of aliens. There is no adult content to be found here. You will be directing research projects for equipment and managing resources. Half of the game will be spent managing a military base. I can assure you that 99% of the game would have without a doubt earned a T for Teen rating. Like the Halo series, XCOM Enemy Unknown is over-critiqued by the ESRB because it contained one scene that pushed the envelope.