Group 1 - Lilith Games' self-developed shooting game "Far Light 84" is scheduled for a July test, which will be available on both PC and mobile platforms, potentially attracting market attention towards the "gaming + AI + esports" concept [1] - NetEase's turn-based pet-catching mobile game "Spirit Beast Adventure" will begin testing on June 19, featuring a unique blend of "vertical screen + pet-catching + home management" gameplay, targeting casual players and aiming for rapid annual revenue growth if a stable user base is formed [2] - Sunborn Network's "Girls' Frontline" issued an apology for server issues experienced after its June 12 launch, attributing the problems to an underestimation of server capacity, which may weaken market confidence in its future products [3]