CENTURY HUATONG(SZ:002602) Hu Xiu·2025-10-02 08:38Group 1 - The Tokyo Game Show 2025 opened on September 25 in Chiba, Japan, attracting significant attention and long queues for popular games [1] - Chinese games have gained notable popularity overseas, with titles like "Black Myth: Wukong" winning prestigious awards and Tencent's "Delta Force" mobile game registering over 10 million users within four days of its global launch [10][11] - The gaming industry is witnessing new trends in overseas expansion, with a surge in the popularity of "mini-games" in the SLG (Strategy and Simulation Games) sector [12] Group 2 - "Whiteout Survival," a mini-game, achieved over $3.3 billion in cumulative revenue within two years of its overseas launch, showcasing a new trend in the SLG market [13][15] - The game has a retention rate of 42% and a monthly retention rate of 8%, significantly higher than the average for SLG games [15] - The success of "Whiteout Survival" is attributed to its innovative gameplay that combines light and traditional SLG elements, appealing to a broader audience [20][25] Group 3 - The female-oriented game "Love and Deep Space" achieved significant success, generating nearly 6 billion RMB in revenue globally, with 64% coming from the Chinese market [38] - Despite its success, the game has seen a 73% decline in revenue in the 34th week of 2025 compared to the previous week, indicating potential issues with gameplay engagement [42] - The decline in interest may be due to a lack of updates and engaging content, as well as competition from other entertainment forms like K-pop [44][48] Group 4 - The overseas revenue of Chinese self-developed games reached $18.557 billion in 2024, accounting for nearly 40% of the domestic market's actual sales revenue [55] - Major players like Tencent, NetEase, and DianDian Interactive are leading the market, with Tencent focusing on localization and industrialization through numerous investments [56][57] - The gaming industry is experiencing a significant increase in the number of Chinese companies in the global market, with 32 Chinese publishers making it to the top 100 global mobile game publishers list [66][67]