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Tencent announced on Thursday afternoon that it will officially cease operations for its Diablo-like game, "Raziel," for users in the Chinese mainland at 11:00 on June 15, 2022.
Blizzard China released a letter from John High, General Manager of World of Warcraft's production team, to all of the game's players in China at midday on December 13, saying that it is currently negotiating with some new potential distribution partners.
Blizzard China responds to layoffs: it is part of a global personnel adjustment, and restoring the operation of Blizzard games in China is currently one of the main priorities.
China's National Press and Publication Administration announced on November 17 an approval list for new online games this month, showing a total of 70 authorized titles. Tencent, which has not obtained approvals since September, attracted wide attention.
Chinese game live streaming company Huya and ESL Gaming GmbH announced on Thursday that they have reached a two-year exclusive media rights agreement.
The development of eSports in China makes a case of the ways the government, corporate enterprises, critical public and the eSports community interact, compete and cooperate with each other to facilitate the rise of an industry plagued by public controversy.
Tencent E-sports held its annual launch event on July 26. The latest progress of the League of Legends: Wild Rift regarding e-sports and its key events planning in the future was introduced on the event.
Blizzard Entertainment, a leading game developer and publisher based in California, announced that it will not renew its licensing deal with Chinese game developer Netease. Chinese game company miHoYo was rumored to take over the deal.
News emerged that the stop of issuing new game registration numbers is the major negative factor in the game industry.
Yunshang Yuyi, a mobile game developed by Seasun Entertainment and distributed by Tencent Games, canceled the original service suspension announcement.
"Shiguang Mengxing", a plot-based mobile game which was distributed by Chinese video streaming platform Bilibili, announced on Wednesday that it will be shut down at 11:00 am on August 8.
Kuaishou Technology, a leading Chinese social media firm, announced on Tuesday that Beijing Dajia (on behalf of Kuaishou) and Tencent Computer have entered into the 2022 game cooperation framework agreement.