This game is rated ESRB: Everyone for Cartoon Violence.
Elebits is a first-person shooter-puzzle game developed by Konami Digital Entertainment for the Wii, released in 2006. Players control Kai, a ten-year-old boy living in a world powered by small creatures called elebits — a portmanteau of "electricity" and "bits" — who have mysteriously disappeared. Using the Wii Remote as a physics-based zapper gun, Kai searches environments by grabbing, lifting, and moving objects to expose hidden elebits lurking underneath or behind them. Every object carries a realistic weight and mass, though nothing breaks; items instead bounce when interacted with. As Kai captures more elebits, his zapper gains power, gradually allowing him to shift heavier objects — a progression mechanic comparable to the scaling found in Katamari games. Recovered elebits also restore functionality to electrical appliances scattered throughout the levels. Environments range from Kai's home and neighborhood street to an amusement park and other urban locations. The game supports a multiplayer mode alongside the main campaign.
