Children love the game. Parents find the game brutal. What could the game by designer Darren Sugg and developers Epic Games and People Can Fly, first released on July 25, 2017, be? Of course, Fortnite Battle Royal!
But is the game that worries many parents about turning their children into "screen stools" really that bad? Psychologist Leonard Sax warns parents about Fortnite. The game is not realistic because there is no blood spilled or corpses lying around. If a player has been "fetched" he will simply be teleported away. That is why the game is already released from the age of 12. Much more dangerous about the game with around 45 billion downloads and around 3.5 million players playing at the same time is the high potential for addiction!
Because if you win, the kick of continuing to play and making more wins increases. If you lose, you really want to keep playing only to win after all. Teachers also believe that Fortnite Battle Royale is quick to open children's wallets, usually for Fortnite Skins found at https://wakelet.com/wake/C3a463AsxQego2_-fyacC. For 11-13 year olds, 60 minutes of media usage per day should be enough.
Bans against Fortnite usually do not help, because the children then play secretly or with friends.
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