Media are full of violent scenes that can negatively affect their users, especially children and young people who are still developing their cognitive abilities and perception of the world around them. With the coming of video games we stope to be only passive consumers but we became active participants in virtual violence. Such changes in the world of media prompted scientists and parents to engage in a debate on the harmful impact of violence in video games ontheirchildrenandteenagers. While there are many advantages that gaming can bring, such as the development of visual spatial skills, problem-solving skills, game learning, and even socialization, the overuse of interactive media hides many dangers. Such dangers are inherent in a video game addiction similar to gambling, neglecting school obligations, inferior school success, and desensitisation towards violence. Scientists have developed a large number of theories to explain the short-term and long-lasting impact of violence on humans, some of which are firmly based on evidence such as the General Agression Model, and some like catharsic theory that have only a hypothetical backbone. Numerous experimental, correlational and longitudinal studies have been conducted to prove the negative impact of the violence scene on children and young people who confirmed this thesis.