South Korean video game developer crafton is drivingplay responsiblycampaign for desi pubg , bgmi ,battleground mobile india) Starting with a series of films, the campaign encourages gamers to pledge to look after themselves and their squad mates’ mental health while playing on the battlefield. The drive is to promote safe and responsible gaming habits and to create awareness among players to cultivate safe healthy gaming Habits.
The first film to be released on YouTube addresses parents and tries to solve the core problem of persistent gaming in a light-hearted way. The second film would encourage players to occasionally “lookup” the phone they are always stuck on. Overall, the movies along with the safety features of BGMI are meant to drive home the message of responsible gaming.
According to the company, here are some important steps that exist within the game for parents to know and understand.
Virtual World Alert Message: Just before the game starts, players need to be aware of the virtual world they are entering. The in-game audio is supposed to confirm that the game exists in a virtual world and is not their real life.
OTP Authentication: Every player under the age of 18 is required to register a parent or guardian before they can begin playing for the first time. An OTP will be sent to the registered person’s number, after which the minor will be allowed to play the game.
Break Reminder: Some games can be intense and deprive players of time. But timely breaktime reminders should help players get the required downtime. These reminders help them look above their game and come back to real life.
Gameplay Limits: With strict gameplay limits, players under the age of 18 cannot engage in more than 3 hours of gaming per day.
Daily spending limit: Crafton has also set up an in-game daily spending limit 7000 to prevent them from overspending automatically.
Moderated game graphics: Crafton says it has sensitized the in-game graphics to develop a healthy and responsible gaming culture. These include norms of less violence, bloodshed and keeping language under control.
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