China’s Videogame Makers Tap Overseas Markets as Home Prospects Dim

Chinese videogame firms are shifting quickly into the U.S. and different abroad markets as laws at house tighten and consumer development stalls.

Tencent Holdings Ltd., the world’s largest videogame developer, has doubled down on buying and becoming a member of with overseas studios. NetEase China’s second-largest recreation developer, has opened new studios overseas. Upstarts together with miHoYo Co. and Lilith Games have established publishing labels that cater to international gamers.