Xin Lang Cai Jing·2025-12-16 06:08Core Insights - The overseas version of NetEase's martial arts open-world game "Where Winds Meet" has surpassed 15 million players in its first month since release [1][2] - The PC version achieved over 9 million players within two weeks and ranked second on the Steam bestseller list [1][2] - The mobile version has topped the free game charts in 60 markets on the App Store, marking it as a significant cultural export from China [1][2] Company Strategy - The game's release is seen as an opportunity for Chinese game developers to tell Chinese cultural stories to a global audience [1][2] - As the first martial arts open-world game led by Chinese technology and focused on Chinese narratives, it aims to enhance the global perception of Chinese culture [1][2] - The company plans to adapt the game for more devices and implement additional localized languages to provide an immersive experience of traditional Chinese culture [1][2]