Gaming

The move shows the tech unicorn’s effort to expand its ecosystem of products and services for the world’s largest internet market.

One of the world’s top unicorns is said to be exploring AI-driven titles to cater to the massive gamer base in China.

The Chinese internet giant makes 30% of its revenue from online games.

Google Stadia and Microsoft xCloud are pushing cloud gaming, but Tencent could be the real one to watch

Titles freeze, longer approval processes for IPO are among hindrances faced by small and mid-sized game publishers.

Razer wants to give back to Singapore’s gaming industry.

GoGames builds upon Gojek’s previous entry into mobile gaming through its payments portal.

So far, Chinese gamers are unimpressed.