The UK games industry has agreed to restrict access to in-game loot boxes for children via a set of industry guidelines.
UKIE, the industry’s trade association, has alongside the government unveiled 11 Industry Principles as part of “improved protections for children, young people and adults following concerns raised about loot boxes”.
The Principles include the need to flag the existence of loot boxes in a game prior to purchase, a clear list of the probabilities for loot box contents, and the need for an easy refund policy.
Source – eurogamer.net
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