>Do you really want EU bureaucrats examining each game and deciding how playable it is with or without certain item? //
No. If a player has to at any time in the game spend in order to unlock, extend or access an area or feature then the game is not "free to play" it's "maybe free to play".
It's deceptive to label it as free.
To me this is a natural supplement to the EU unfair business practices legislation.
No. If a player has to at any time in the game spend in order to unlock, extend or access an area or feature then the game is not "free to play" it's "maybe free to play".
It's deceptive to label it as free.
To me this is a natural supplement to the EU unfair business practices legislation.