Mei Ri Jing Ji Xin Wen·2025-06-16 22:56Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the performance and strategic developments in the Chinese mobile gaming industry, showcasing both successes and challenges faced by different companies [1][2][3] Group 2 - In May, the mobile game "Gossip Harbor" by Lemon Microfun ranked second in overseas revenue, indicating strong performance of Chinese mobile games in international markets [1] - The cumulative revenue of the otome game "Love and Deep Space" by Paper Games reached $650 million (approximately 4.68 billion RMB), reflecting the potential of Chinese games in overseas markets [1] - Nexon's "KartRider: Drift" announced its shutdown after less than two and a half years of operation, raising concerns about the lifecycle management of gaming products [2] - The game director of "KartRider: Drift" emphasized the difficulty in providing satisfactory service for the racing IP, which may lead to cautious evaluations of similar casual racing game projects [2] - NetEase's "Nirvana in Fire" is set to introduce a new casual competitive gameplay mode called "Nirvana Chess," which merges classic auto-chess rules with its game universe, potentially impacting the competitive landscape of similar products [3] - The introduction of "Nirvana Chess" may prompt investors to assess NetEase's strategy to enhance competitiveness through new gameplay features [3]