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On March 23, China's video game regulator approved a total of 86 games for release this month, including titles from major companies such as Tencent, NetEase, 37 Interactive Entertainment, and Leiting Games.
On April 11, Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, introduced new regulations for Chinese gaming companies.
Since last week, a 13-minute gameplay video of a game called ‘Black Myth: Wu Kong’ has left an unforgettable impression on the audiences.
Last week, Chinese Peacekeeper Elite team Titan Esports Club (TEC) won the first week of competitions in the Peace Elite League, and took home its first one million yuan in prize money.
According to a report released by Sensor Tower on Wednesday, in January, a total of 34 Chinese mobile game manufacturers were shortlisted on the Top 100 revenue list (only the revenue from App Store and Google Play).
On Aug. 3, China’s League of Legends esports operator TJ Sports unveiled the partners for the 2020 League of Legends World Championships (S10).
Chinese game developer miHoYo's new product "Zenless Zone Zero" launched its first preview on Friday, and a website where users can apply to become tuning testers was also opened to the public.
Guangzhou-based game developer 37Games will introduce face recognition technology within its games to protect the health of minors, preventing them from fraudulently using adult accounts to play games.
VSPO, a Chinese esports startup specializing in tournaments, venues and production, has obtained a 1.8 billion yuan cash ($265 million) investment from Saudi Arabia’s Savvy Games Group.
At the 2021 China Game Industry Annual Meeting today, Tencent revealed for the first time its counter-measures and changes after the government's recent policy regarding the prevention of minors from indulging in online games.
Following its acquisition last year of the North American branch of Perfect Worlds by Embracer and its subsidiary Gearbox, the firm announced Thursday that Perfect World Entertainment is to be renamed as Gearbox Publishing.
Tencent Games officially assured that its subsidiary Shenzhen Tencent Tianyou Technology Co., Ltd. is one of the key entities in its game operations.