After the "Blue Whale" .. A new game leads to suicide

While psychologists are still studying teen suicide in the world after participating in the Blue Whale game, a new game called Fortnight has emerged, turning the lives of its players into a nightmare . The teenager, Carl Thompson, 17, attempted suicide after being obsessed with Fort Knight, available on smartphones, and forced into debt and addiction after spending most of his time to play
. Who abstains from eating and drinking, when he plays the game, he is "miserable and unable to work."
A few months after the beginning Coincidentally, his father saw him while he was about to jump and lured him.
The teenager is now in treatment, the demand for the game being increasing since its launch on Apple's operating system. "The more you win the battles, the more you want to keep playing," says Thomson
The game, in which 100 players face to live on an island, has been widely broadcast by millions of young players, and famous fans such as the English footballer Dili Alley and the Frenchman Antoine Grizmann
The game, introduced by the application of the Fortnight, is for participants to be over 18 years old, but the Ted Wescar's 10-year experience says the opposite: failure to meet the standards set by game makers has made kids follow them.