This category includes video games that include a form of loot boxes as part of its monetization approach. This category should not include games that include randomized rewards and which there is no means for players to spend real-world funds to get those rewards (such as the Monster Hunter series random quest rewards).
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- A growing number of high-profile video games include loot boxes filled with in-game goodies that you can buy for money. Gamers are speaking out, likening them to exploitative gambling.
- The debate over gambling content in video games intensified in the UK this week, as a study released Wednesday argued that the practice goes far beyond loot boxes and into other gaming activities.
- Loot boxes are now a common part of major video games and gaming culture. Gambling Commission published a report last week that three in 10 children had opened a loot box in a video game.
This category has only the following subcategory.
Video game experts said that loot boxes can exhibit predatory features which could encourage gambling-like behaviour. Such fears are echoed by parents. Senior programmer Jeremy Chia, 35, said that.
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