Thursday, December 21, 2017
Apple now requires that games disclose odds of ‘loot box’ rewards
Loot boxes are in vogue right now, with console titles like Hearthstone, Overwatch and Star Wars Battlefront II offering randomized rewards that can impact gameplay in some cases. The latter game has come under fire by consumers (and governmental bodies) who perceive the implementation of loot boxes as inherently unfair and possible addictive like gambling. While EA has taken steps to fix the 
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