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PEGI’s new age ratings will restrict FC 27 to kids over 16

📅12 March 2026 at 15:16
📰The Verge
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Loot boxes like the virtual card packs featured in EA’s FC franchise will soon be taken into consideration for PEGI age ratings. | Image: EA

The Pan-European Game Information (PEGI) body previously assigned its age ratings based on the presence of sex, drugs, violence, bad language, and fear. Now it's adding four new options that tie age suitability to interactive features, like rating games that contain loot boxes as unsuitable for children under 16.
Games like EA's FC series - which typically carry a PEGI 3 age rating - will be among the most impacted, with the virtual card packs included in the franchise's Ultimate Team mode expected to bump future FC releases to a PEGI 16.
The changes will only apply to new games that are submitted for classification from June, or when new …
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