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Popular Chinese online game Honor of Kings, developed by Shenzhen-based Tencent, is the highest-paid mobile MOBA game in the world.The firm released alpha tests in Mexico for an international version on July 14.
"Genshin Impact" ranked first on April's revenue list for Chinese mobile games currently operating overseas, followed by "PUBG Mobile" and "State of Survival."
Chinese mobile game developer CMGE announced on May 15 that it has signed a cloud service framework agreement with Microsoft.
NetEase, a Chinese internet technology company, announced on Wednesday that it will hold an online game launch event called "NetEase Connect 2022" at 19:30 Beijing time on May 20.
For All Time, a love story mobile game published by NetEase, released an image which drew comparisons between its promotional materials and those used by Honor of Kings, a game released by Tencent.
Tencent announced on Wednesday that from 12 a.m. on September 25, 2021, all underage users will no longer be able to log into its mobile game Light and Night.
During the reporting period, the cultural and entertainment company achieved a total operating income of 2.533 billion yuan ($396 million), down 13.21% year-on-year.
Liu Cixin, the author of wildly popular science fiction novel "The Three-Body Problem," said that ByteDance’s PICO has been authorized to jointly produce the first interactive narrative work of the book's VR version, to be launched next year.
Mobile application and gaming market research platform Sensor Tower released the revenue ranking today for Chinese mobile game publishers in the global app store and Google Play during February 2022.
Tencent announced on October 29 that it will acquire a 6.86% stake in Kadokawa for 30 billion yen ($263 million) via its subsidiary Sixjoy, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tencent in Hong Kong.
A defamation case brought about by Shanghai-based game developer Moonton Technology against Tencent has recently reached a conclusion. Tencent was ordered to compensate Moonton for losses and expenses totaling 220,000 yuan ($30,800).
Genshin Impact, an action role-playing game from Chinese developer miHoYo, announced that the game's music team had participated in the establishment of a music library for the Beijing Winter Olympics.