Puzzle & Dragons’ developer GungHo is now in trouble for making false statements when describing and advertising contents in their games, Puzzle & Dragons and Disney Magic Kingdoms. Japan’s Consumer Affairs Agency officially issued a legal order to the developer yesterday (20th July).
The first one involved is the internationally famed Puzzle & Dragons. In the special rare gacha event starting 13rd February 2017 and ending 26th the same month, 13 monsters were said to be available for ultimate evolution (究極進化) while in fact there were only two available. The other 11 monsters could be evolved (進化) only.
The accusation against Disney Magic Kingdoms is about its paid contents. Individual items in an item pack sold earlier were actually more expensive than the same items sold seperately. The exact item pack and the available date were not specified.
The legal order does not inflict any punishments on the company as long as they promise to prevent reoccurrence and inform their employees of the incident.
