In 2018 the World Health Organization included Gaming Disorder, those severely addicted to video games, as a disease.
Fortnite is no stranger to complaints. Psychologists have likened the game to heroin, parents have started sending kids to rehab over Fortnite, and even divorces have been blamed on the game.
But Twitter isn't too impressed.
Epic Games earned an estimated $2.4 billion from Fortnite alone in 2018. Fortnite Battle Royale currently has more than 125 million players worldwide.
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What's interesting is that Epic Games' terms of service actually include a class-action waiver provision. So in order to even play Fortnite, users have to waive their right to sue the company.
But Calex Légal says that won't stand up in Quebec Court as companies have to clearly disclose risks with their products.
There is no word yet on when a judge will rule on the class-action request or how much compensation Calex Légal will be looking for.
Video games have been blamed for almost everything since Pong made its illustrious debut. So it will be interesting to see how this case plays out.
If you want to sign up for the class-action, go here.