Gaming

The lawsuit hasn’t slowed Pocketpair’s push into Japan, with the studio’s bold strategy inspiring similar titles like Auroria and Miraibo Go along the way.

Otome games are thriving, but can developers navigate the fine line between fan devotion and the chaos of a growing, passion-driven market?

A self-proclaimed Palworld designer reveals the game contains plagiarized content, deepening Nintendo and The Pokemon Company’s patent lawsuit.

Years of rivalry between game streaming platforms Huya and Douyu could culminate in a merger, as Tencent pushes for consolidation.

Apple and Tencent square off again—this time over China’s booming minigames market.

Black Myth: Wukong’s success has triggered a new era of competition in China’s gaming industry, leaving game companies scrambling for strategy.

From a casual dinner in Shenzhen, Maono has blossomed into a niche microphone business with millions of users globally.

Shouchuan C&C’s rapid sellout of Black Myth: Wukong figures marks its leap from niche player to global contender.