eFootball™

Paid loot boxes

You pay without knowing what you get. The good stuff is rare, so you pay again and again.

Evidence: 4 reseñas con contenido lo explican: «A masterclass in rigged gameplay and predatory gacha mechanics.. Konami has managed to turn what could be a great football simulation into a frustrating, algorithm-driven casino. T»

Aimed at children

Uses these techniques in a game made for kids.

Evidence: PEGI 3 y monetización agresiva

Pay to win

Whoever pays wins more easily. If you do not pay, you lose to those who do.

Evidence: 17 reseñas con contenido lo explican: «Pay to win game. If u can’t buy players than don’t play this game this game is pay to win type of game if u have money u can win easily» · 7 reseñas con contenido lo explican: «Buen juego, con amigos jugando el modo de 3v3 es god, solo le hace falta mas contenido despues de subir divisiones se vuelve aburrido, es algo pay to win pero siempre regalan jugad» · Wikipedia (en): «Other things he criticized were the pay to win model, the lack of game modes, the atmosphere in games, the commentary in games, and the user interface.»

Premium currency

You do not pay in euros, you pay in gems, so you lose track of the real cost.

Evidence: 1 producto(s) a la venta, p. ej. «100 monedas myClub» · Wikipedia (es): «A diferencia de su predecesor, fue concebido como un videojuego gratuito digital que incluye microtransacciones y contenido adicional opcional.» · Wikipedia (en): «Unlike its predecessor, it was designed as a free-to-play digital video game that includes microtransactions and optional additional content, with the goal of offering more features and online and off»

Sold in parts

The full game costs more than the price on the box: there is separate paid content. Not a dirty trick, but worth knowing before buying.

Evidence: vende contenido aparte, p. ej. «5700Coins(Paid4860+Free840)» por 47,99 €