Daniel Dickey

Jan 29, 2024 | lexology.com | Josh Dial |Gabriel Simons |Tina Shaygan |Daniel Dickey |Brenden Roberts |Changhai Zhu | +6 more

As we observed in our last blog post, legal complaints regarding microtransactions in video games continue to increase in both their complexity and frequency. We suggested the US Federal Trade Commission Order against Epic Games indicated the FTC likely had reason to believe game developers hire psychologists to opine on design elements, such as user interface, notifications, loot boxes, and other microtransactions.