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The European Commission's new Digital Fairness Act could change monetisation in games forever - and not just in Europe
The European Commission has published its proposed Digital Fairness Act, which has the potential to change how video games are monetised - worldwide - forever.
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The European Commission released its proposed Digital Fairness Act, a law that could reshape video‑game monetisation on a global scale. A draft of the legislation was leaked the day before the official publication, and the released version appears identical to that leak. Alongside the text, the Commission launched a mini‑site that explains the Act in clearer language. Although the measure covers many sectors, it specifically references video games, noting their growing societal importance and signalling that regulators intend to address the industry directly.
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