September 12, 2025 - 17:55

Ethan Dallas, who started playing the popular online game at just seven years old, formed a close friendship with another player named Nate. However, this seemingly innocent connection took a dark turn, leading to serious allegations against the gaming platform. Ethan's mother has come forward, asserting that her son was subjected to relentless bullying and harassment while playing the game, which ultimately contributed to his tragic decision to take his own life.
The lawsuit claims that Roblox failed to provide adequate safeguards against toxic behavior and bullying within its community, creating an environment that allowed such abuse to flourish. Ethan's mother argues that the platform's negligence directly impacted her son's mental health, leading to devastating consequences for their family. This case raises important questions about the responsibilities of online gaming companies in protecting their young users and the measures they implement to combat bullying and harassment. The outcome of this lawsuit could have significant implications for the gaming industry as a whole.
December 12, 2025 - 14:26
Wizards of the Coast Unveils New Dungeons & Dragons-Inspired Action GameIn an exciting announcement, Wizards of the Coast has revealed its upcoming action game inspired by the beloved Dungeons & Dragons universe. The game, showcased during The Game Awards, has...
December 10, 2025 - 04:44
2K Games Forms New Studio with Former Perfect Dark LeadersIt was briefly hoped that 2K could revive the cancelled Perfect Dark project, but this didn’t come to pass. Instead, the gaming giant has announced the formation of a new studio led by former key...
December 7, 2025 - 13:40
Nineties Video Games: A Boost for Kids' Cognitive SkillsAccording to recent insights from a leading expert, video games from the 1990s offered significant advantages for children`s cognitive development compared to many modern titles. The emphasis on...
December 3, 2025 - 02:30
A Nostalgic Return: Hand-Drawn Pixel Art Brings Back an IconArt director Henk Nieborg is reviving the essence of the classic action film with a new pixel-art game that pays homage to the beloved era of the `90s. Titled `Terminator 2D: No Fate,` this game...