10 top legal tips if you're making a F2P game
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Regulators across the EU are already acting: UK watchdogs issued eight free-to-play principles, platforms now replace "Free" with change 'Free' to 'Get/Install', and Germany is pursuing harsh consumer protection cases. Ten practical fixes include clear app pages with T&Cs and privacy links, direct support contact, age gates, and the Dungeon Keeper ruling shows gameplay mechanics can trigger enforcement. Design specifics: process purchases in store not in-game, offer clear yes/no option, allow earning currency without payment.
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