@Litzz11 @Viss basically in many modern free to play video games, they hide random digital items/cosmetics inside gambling boxes.

Game publishers make money by selling currencies that can purchase rare loot boxes, but there’s no guarantee what items are inside, so you might get duplicates.

@Litzz11 A method used by predatory game companies to evoke the same psychological response as gambling machines in their players. Think slot machines without visibly spinning wheels.

Press the button, watch a shiny animation, get some reward. Pressing the button usually costs some in game tokens that are most easily acquired by paying money.

The game companies get around gambling laws by allowing the tokens to be earned (very slowly) by playing the game as well.