The European age rating system PEGI will soon only approve video games with loot boxes from the age of 16. The USK served as inspiration.

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Starting in June, the Pan-European Game Information (PEGI) age rating system, Europe's equivalent to the ESRB, will begin assigning PEGI-16 ratings to all games that sell ...

Pan-European Game Information (PEGI) system has expanded its age rating criteria to address risks linked to online ...

Games with “paid random items” – generally described as loot boxes – will have a default rating of PEGI 16, meaning they can’t legally be sold to children 15 or under in ...

PEGI, the Pan-European system for the age classification of video games, is adding new categories to its classification criteria to address online interaction risks.

Loot boxes and in-game purchases targeted.

The European video game rating system announced it will upgrade the ratings for games that contain loot boxes.

From July 2026, games with NFTs or blockchain-related mechanisms will all be PEGI 18.

The European ratings board PEGI has revealed major changes coming this year that will affect all games with loot boxes and ...

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Pan-European Game Information, or PEGI as it's known, is the video game age classification organisation for most of the ...