Loot boxes are virtual items in video games that players can purchase or earn. When opened, these boxes contain random rewards, such as new characters, outfits, or in-game currency. The excitement comes from not knowing what you will get, similar to a surprise gift. However, some players worry about the fairness of loot boxes, especially when they cost real money. Critics argue that loot boxes can lead to gambling-like behavior, particularly among younger players. Game developers, like EA and Activision, often include loot boxes to enhance player engagement and generate revenue. As a result, many countries are now discussing regulations to ensure fair practices in gaming.