At the start of the game, almost every click leads to the goal. But the further players get, the more time and often money they have to invest. Many popular digital games are designed along these lines to maximize profits. If parents want to protect their children from these time and cost traps, they are faced with a problem: parental menus are often so complicated that they offer little support. These are the key findings of a new report on the excessive use of games commissioned by the Commission for the Protection of Minors in the Media (KJM). Ten games popular with children, such as "League of Legends", "FIFA" and "Clash of Clans", were examined.