
The EU's Game Microtransaction Crackdown: What It Means for Players
Brussels has opened a coordinated action against nine video game companies, including the makers of Minecraft, Candy Crush, Valorant and Clash of Clans, over how they sell in-game currency. It is not a fine or a ban, but it could force real-money prices, end oversized currency bundles and reshape how games sell to you.





















