Gaming

Fewer social taboos for female gamers support the rise of games like Love and Deepspace.

South Korea’s Krafton is working with Nvidia while DeepSeek powers Chinese companies.

With over 660,000 copies sold and viral traction on Xiaohongshu and Bilibili, Sultan’s Game shows that great gameplay still goes the distance.

Gaming kept Sohu’s margins high, but with weak ad returns and slowing mobile user growth, the company risks being left behind.

The Tencent-backed company is recasting itself as a broader gaming platform amid tepid market conditions.

A spin-off could follow, but for now, ByteDance is trading moonshots for methodical growth—and Moonton may come out on top.

Krafton’s new game lets players shape cities and personalities with generative AI—just don’t expect a smooth ride, yet.

Now helming Anuttacon, Cai Haoyu is developing Whispers from the Star, a voice-driven game designed to test the limits of AI in gameplay.