Many a school in the US of A has a Fortnite league operating, training professional teams for the big leagues and giving students a reason to actually stay behind after the final bell has rung for reasons not related to detention. One curmudgeon who is absolutely incensed at the sheer audacity of having digital shooter games in a school environment instead of regular maniacs with actual guns terrorising the hallways is Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA) commissioner Julian Tackett, who has made it his life mission to get Fortnite kicked out of schools.

Imagine being back in high school. Maybe you’d like it, maybe you’d hate it all over again. But the great equaliser in this scenario is that everyone would suffer, because continuous assessment in the halls of learning mean that just about every day results in at least one lesson where you parrot up facts on tests and exams. That sucked, and it’s a hellish setup which exists in Persona 5. Thank the Velvet Room for the internet then, as we’ve got plenty of answers right here for you.

A school in Sweden has made Minecraft a compulsory subject.

Were your parents ever cool enough to send a letter to school to get you out of something boring so that you could play games instead?