PC Gamer on Mythryl: “European game rating agency PEGI has begun increasing its age…”

European game rating agency PEGI has begun increasing its age ratings for games that contain "paid random items," a process that's seeing games initially rated as low as PEGI 3—suitable for all age groups—bounced directly to PEGI 16.

pcgamer.comEA Sports FC 27 gets a PEGI 16 rating in Europe because of loot boxesStill rated E for Everyone by the ESRB, though.

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