"Babji" launches an important new feature in several Arab countries. Know it!

The famous game "Peggy" has revealed the launch of a new feature in 10 Arab countries, intended to help the game's addicts to spend a balanced time in the game.

The "Time Management" functionality, which has been tested for some time, will reach 10 additional countries in the Middle East: Lebanon, Oman, Jordan, Algeria, Palestine, Bahrain, Libya, Morocco, Tunisia and Yemen.

The authors noted that this feature had already been tested in several Arab countries, namely the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iraq, and Egypt.

The game is designed to help users get rid of their dependency on electronic games for long hours every day, especially those under the age of 18, and through this feature, developers send messages to players to remind them to adhere to specific times for the practice of the game, according to Russia today.

"We are always striving to provide the best gaming environment to our users, making us one of the world's leading mobile game developers, and we consider our players to be one of our most important goals. important, "said Herman Chao, director of operations, Mobile Middle East and North Africa. Players to practice the game "Peggy" mobile in balance.

The Saudi Shura Council had previously recommended a gambling ban, which had many negative effects after the council received numerous reports warning of its problems.

Mohammed al-Qahtani, a member of the Shura Council, said this recommendation came after repeated complaints about the negative aspects of the game on society and that several Arab countries, such as Iraq and Jordan They prevented it.

Al-Qahtani said the game "Bbji" and other games could aggravate the addiction, pointing out that education experts have warned him.

He pointed out that the decision to ban the game could come from the executive authorities before its approval by the Shura Council, adding that it was normal because he is responsible for the implementation and monitoring of the tasks and responsibilities badigned by the government represented by the Council of Ministers.