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Lord of the Rings Online begins testing Wolves of Mordor’s neighbours system
Standing Stone Games has begun testing the new neighbours system for Lord of the Rings Online's upcoming Wolves of Mordor expansion. This system allows players to interact with neighbours, give and receive gifts, and complete daily quests. The studio is also previewing the expansion and answering community questions.
Command An Army codes (September 2026)
This guide provides a list of active codes for the Roblox game Command An Army, which can be redeemed for in-game currency like gems. It also explains how to redeem codes, obtain more gems through daily quests, and join the game's community Discord server.
How to get Data Fragments in Black Flag Resynced
This guide explains how to obtain Data Fragments in Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag Resynced, a feature similar to those found in Assassin's Creed Shadows. Data Fragments are earned by completing timed anomalies around the Caribbean, such as sinking corrupted ships or solving puzzles, and can be spent on unlocking special cosmetics and keys within the Animus projects.
How to get more VP fast in Pokémon Champions
This guide explains how to efficiently earn Victory Points (VP) in Pokémon Champions. Key methods include completing all tutorials for a significant starting bonus, finishing daily and weekly quests, logging in regularly, and winning ranked battles. Transferring a Pokémon from Pokémon HOME also provides a one-time VP reward.
US regulator won't follow Europe's lead and stick higher age ratings on games with loot boxes and daily quests, since it might confuse parents
The ESRB in the US will not follow PEGI's lead in assigning higher age ratings for games with loot boxes or daily quests, citing potential confusion for parents. PEGI plans to update its rating criteria to include these features, while the ESRB will continue to base ratings solely on content and context. Both organizations acknowledge the difficulty in balancing informative ratings with parental understanding.
PEGI revises its age ratings system with considerations for loot boxes, daily quests
The Pan-European Game Information (PEGI) organization is updating its age rating system to include specific game features like loot boxes and daily quests, effective June. New classifications will consider in-game purchases, paid random items, communication features, and daily rewards, aiming to enhance online safety for parents. Games with loot boxes will now be rated PEGI 16 or 18, while those with daily quests will be PEGI 7 or 12, depending on whether they reward or punish players for returning.
PEGI announce plans to slap higher age ratings on games with loot boxes, daily quests, and paid battle passes soon
PEGI, the European game rating board, is updating its criteria to include specific age recommendations for games featuring loot boxes, NFTs, blockchain mechanisms, daily quests, and paid battle passes. These changes, effective in June, aim to provide parents with more transparent advice on game content. While the core age ratings remain, these new features will influence a game's classification, with some potentially receiving higher ratings.
