After his board game “Who will be the liar” was singled out on the networks, the French YouTuber Michou announced this Saturday on his networks to withdraw it from sale and reimburse its first buyers, notably spotted The Parisian.
The controversy emerged when adults denounced inappropriate questions for young people contained in this board game released for Christmas and offered “from seven years old”.
The publishing company singled out
“Have you ever used an everyday object to do something naughty?” “, for example, asks for a game card in which a true or false answer must be proposed, with the participants having to guess whether it is an invented answer or not.
Immediately, Michou reacted: “There is indeed an error by the publisher on the age target of the game, I am finding out what we can do and I will let you know quickly.” This Sunday, the 23-year-old man with 10 million subscribers on YouTube, indicated: “The box will therefore be withdrawn from sale and a refund will be made to customers”, ensuring that the publishing company Topi Game “assumes the total and full responsibility for this error.
