The Chinese games industry is investing heavily in triple-A games, with studios like Tencent, NetEase, and numerous independents elevating the global gaming landscape.
Despite appearing to be small teams, many developers are producing big-budget games that are unexpectedly polished, indicating a significant shift in game development quality in China.
As major Japanese and Western publishers struggle to launch hits, the Chinese industry is strategically filling market gaps with innovative and anticipated releases.
Chinese games have begun to garner genuine anticipation, highlighting a reputational turnaround as titles like Black Myth: Wukong receive acclaim in both domestic and international markets.
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