China’s regulatory authority greenlights 115 games in January, highest total in two years

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Why it matters: Over the last two years, the average monthly issuance of domestic game licenses was around 80, with January 2023 only reaching 88. Details: The batch of 115 approved games includes 100 mobile games, eight dual-end (PC and mobile) games, four PC games, one PS game, and one web-page game. Launched globally in March 2023, Call of Dragons, developed by LEGOU Games and distributed by Lilith Games, is available for overseas markets on Android, iOS platforms, and PC. Additionally, the NPPA approved a number of previously-licensed games on new platforms for 2024. Context: In 2023, the NPPA released 977 domestic game licenses, representing a year-on-year growth of 108.76%.