CPC Network launches coordinated actions against nine game companies over in-game currency

On 30 September 2026, the Consumer Protection Cooperation Network launched coordinated actions against nine video game companies, including Crytek, King, Mojang, Riot Games, Supercell and Ubisoft. Regulators want real-world prices shown for purchases made with in-game currency and EU consumer law applied to them.

• Actions cover Hunt: Showdown, Candy Crush, Minecraft, Valorant, Clash of Clans and For Honor
• A separate action targets Activision Blizzard over Diablo Immortal and Call of Duty Mobile
• Regulators want prices shown in real currency, not only in in-game currency
• The European Commission plans a Digital Fairness Act draft in November