How do I know if my child qualifies for this lawsuit?

Your child may qualify if they are between 6-22 years old, spent significant time gaming (3+ hours daily), and experienced adverse effects such as addiction symptoms, declining grades, social withdrawal, or mental health issues as a result.

What video games are included in this lawsuit?

The investigation focuses on games with addictive mechanics such as loot boxes, reward systems, and engagement loops. This includes many popular online multiplayer games, mobile games, and console games designed to maximize play time.

How much does it cost to file a claim?

There is no cost to you to file a claim. Our attorneys work on a contingency fee basis, meaning they only get paid if you receive compensation. The initial eligibility review is completely free.

Can adults file a claim for themselves?

Yes, adults who developed gaming addiction during their youth (ages 6-22) and continue to experience effects may be eligible to file a claim on their own behalf.

What evidence do I need?

While not required to start, helpful evidence includes medical records, therapy notes, school records showing academic decline, and any documentation of gaming time or purchases.

Free & Confidential Review

24/7 Availability

Experienced Legal Team

No Fees Unless You Win

Mass Tort · Actively Accepting Claims

When Gaming Takes Control And Won't Let Go…

Gaming never starts as a problem — it happens in stages. For some families, it becomes addiction — slowly, quietly, and relentlessly. More time. More attention. More control.

Free Case ReviewNo Fees Unless You WinConfidential

1-800-555-0123

Begin Your Free Case Review

Fill out the form below to see if you qualify

No form configured.

SecureConfidential100% Free

The Reality

A Crisis Decades in the Making

For years, video game companies have used sophisticated psychological techniques to keep players engaged. Features like loot boxes, reward loops, and social pressure mechanics were deliberately designed to maximize screen time — often targeting the most vulnerable users: children and young adults.

What started as entertainment slowly became compulsion. And for many families, the consequences have been devastating.

“Gaming disorder is characterized by impaired control over gaming, increasing priority given to gaming over other activities, and continuation of gaming despite negative consequences. — World Health Organization (WHO), ICD-11”

Alleged Injuries & Harms

If you or a loved one experienced any of these, you may qualify

Depression and anxiety

Gaming disorder / diagnosed addiction

Suicide attempts or suicidal ideation

High school or college dropout

Withdrawal symptoms when not gaming

Inpatient or outpatient treatment for addiction

Physical injuries (carpal tunnel, neck strain, gamer's thumb)

Relationship and social isolation

Sleep disruption and health deterioration

Lost employment opportunities

Don't Wait to Get the Help You Deserve

Our legal team is ready to review your case at no cost to you

Start Your Free Case Review 1-800-555-0123

Who May Qualify?

Gamer is/was between ages 6-22 during gaming exposure
Spent 3+ hours daily gaming over an extended period
Experienced symptoms lasting 12+ months
Developed diagnosed gaming disorder or addiction
Suffered educational, social, or health consequences
Have not previously settled a claim for these injuries

Start Free Case Review

Potential Compensation

Note: Every case is different. The following are types of damages that may be available, but no specific outcome is guaranteed.

Medical and treatment expenses
Therapy and counseling costs
Lost educational opportunities
Pain and suffering
Emotional distress
Out-of-pocket costs

You're Not Alone — And You Have Options

Check Eligibility (Free & Confidential)