PEGI, or the Pan European Game Information, is a rating system that helps consumers understand the content of video games. Established in 2003, it provides age ratings and content descriptors to inform players and parents about the suitability of games for different age groups. The ratings range from 3 to 18, indicating the appropriate age for players. The PEGI system also includes content descriptors that highlight specific themes, such as violence, bad language, or fear. This information allows consumers to make informed choices about the games they purchase or play, ensuring a better gaming experience for everyone.