11月共178款国产网络游戏获批，6款进口游戏获批

Core Insights - The National Press and Publication Administration released the approval information for domestic online games in November 2025, with a total of 184 game licenses issued, including 178 domestic and 6 imported games [1] - The number of domestic game licenses has shown a phase-wise increase, reaching a new high this month, indicating a stable trend in the issuance of game licenses throughout the year [1] - The frequency of imported game licenses has shifted from bi-monthly to monthly since the beginning of this year [1] Summary by Category Domestic Game Licenses - Among the 178 domestic game licenses, there are 98 mobile games, 69 mobile-casual puzzle games, 7 mobile and client games, 2 client games, 1 client and console game, and 1 mobile, client, and web game [1] - Notable companies such as Perfect World, Bilibili, Kingsoft's Xishanju, and G-bits' Thunder Game have received approvals for their games [1] - Specific games approved include Perfect World's "Dream New Zhu Xian: Light Enjoy," Bilibili's "Shining! Lume," Kingsoft's Xishanju's "Star Sand Island," G-bits' Thunder Game's "Rebirth of Immortals," and 4399's "Dream Journey to the West: The Catastrophe of Li You" [1] Overall Game License Trends - As of November, a total of 1,624 game licenses have been issued in 2025, with 1,532 being domestic and 92 imported [2] - The total number of game licenses issued in 2024 was 1,416, indicating that 2025 has already surpassed last year's total and is on track to be the year with the highest number of licenses in recent years [2] - The normalization of license issuance is seen as a boost for the gaming industry, especially with the increasing proportion of multi-platform products, prompting domestic game companies to accelerate their global distribution and cross-terminal experiences [2] - The upcoming traditional peak season for the gaming market may lead to further growth in industry performance in the fourth quarter due to the concentrated launch of new games [2] Market Dynamics - The gaming sector is experiencing multiple catalysts, including AI, content, and commercialization model transformations [2] - The gaming ETF (159869) tracks the performance of A-share listed companies in the animation and gaming industry, presenting potential investment opportunities [2]