Epic Games and LEGO are teaming up to develop a kid-friendly metaverse.

The collaboration between LEGO Group and Epic Games seeks to create a metaverse designed to engage and inspire children, fostering creativity in a safe online atmosphere. They aspire to deliver 'an immersive, creatively stimulating and engaging digital realm.'

Epic Games is famed for its hit titles like 'Fortnite' and 'Battle Breakers,' while LEGO Group is renowned for its iconic building blocks that empower children to construct imaginative structures.

Both LEGO and Epic Games hold licenses with esteemed franchises like Marvel, the DC Universe, and Star Wars. With a shared history of creating enjoyable games for the younger audience, these two companies are perfectly positioned to introduce a new digital haven for families.

As per the  official statement The creators of this metaverse prioritize child safety and well-being, making sure to protect their privacy while allowing parents and kids to manage their online experiences.

Tim Sweeney, CEO of Epic, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, 'We are thrilled to collaborate on building a space in the metaverse that's entertaining and suitable for kids and families.'

'Children seamlessly transition between digital and physical realms while playing. We recognize immense potential for them to cultivate essential skills like creativity, teamwork, and communication through these digital interactions,' noted LEGO CEO Niels B. Christiansen.

As the metaverse continues to develop, it offers innovative ways for users of all ages to connect. Unfortunately, some metaverse platforms have raised concerns regarding safety for younger users. A researcher, posing as a 13-year-old girl, encountered inappropriate content, including sexual harassment and adult themes within one such app. Thus, kid-centric metaverse environments like this one could provide a safer alternative to the more adult-oriented virtual spaces. BBC News Investigation This initiative looks to create an enjoyable and secure digital landscape for children's play in the metaverse. 🤩

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