Without further delay, here are our top 10 picks for Chinese mobile games that are flourishing overseas.
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A new Global Esports Federation (GEF) was launched in Singapore on December 16, with Chinese tech giant Tencent listed as its global founding partner.
Mobile games “PUBG Mobile” and its Asian market equivalent, “Game for Peace”, have now grossed $1.5 billion in global revenue on both the App Store and Google Play store.
For the first time, Apple hosted an offline event for its 2019 Apps of Year event in New York, to celebrate the top mobile applications of 2019.
Recently, Gamma Data (CNG), a Chinese research institute specializing in investigation and analysis of the gaming industry, released “2019 Third Quarter Report of China Gaming Industry”.
India’s gaming industry has finally picked up! Even though it is going to be a while until it becomes as big as that in China, it is amazing to watch the boom of an industry and imagine if this is how it used to be when gaming started to become popular in the Middle Kingdom.
Chinese esports fans were heartbroken on Sunday following PSG.LGD’s knock out from Dota 2’s The International 2019 (Ti9) tournament. After their elimination, there were no Chinese teams left in the tournament.
Chinese e-sports powerhouse PSG.LGD successfully broke into the upper bracket final of the ongoing Dota 2 International in Shanghai tournament.
The ongoing International 2019 in Shanghai is gaining heat as the top eight teams to advance to the upper bracket of the main event, as well as the first teams to be eliminated are revealed.
Chinese teams PSG.LGD and Newbee are looking strong and in good standing after day one of the Dota 2 International 2019.
PUBG Mobile continues to reign as the king of mobile games based on monthly revenue, according to market research firm Sensor Tower.
On Aug. 7, NetEase, one of China's leading internet and online game services providers, announced its unaudited financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2019.
On August 1, Google shared data on the global gaming market and trends regarding Chinese gaming companies.
Game lovers across the world now have something to look forward to! Tencent Games said on July 22 that its Timi Studio Group will work with The Pokémon Company to develop new games.
Douyu, the game live streaming company, has officially gone public on NASDAQ on July 17, trading under the ticker symbol of “DOYU”.