Group 1 - The game "NBA Dynasty Rising" has been approved for release by the National Press and Publication Administration, with approval number Guo Xin Chu Shen [1] - The approval date for the game is January 23, 2026 [1] - The publishing unit for the game is Shanghai Scientific and Technical Literature Publishing House Co., Ltd. [1] Group 2 - The operating unit for the game is Shanghai Boke Technology Co., Ltd., which was established in 2023 [1] - Shanghai Boke Technology Co., Ltd. is located in Jiading District, Shanghai, and primarily engages in technology promotion and application services [1] - The registered capital of Shanghai Boke Technology Co., Ltd. is 1 million RMB, with a paid-in capital of 1 million RMB [1]

Core Insights - A total of 510 games have been approved for release in 2025, with 480 being domestic and 30 being imported [1][2][4] Domestic Games - In April 2025, 127 games were approved, including 118 domestic and 9 imported titles [1] - The number of "casual puzzle" games among the approved domestic titles decreased, with 46 such games making up approximately 39% of the month's approvals [1] - Notable domestic games include: - "Sea Melody: Return" by Xiamen Boyou (client game) - "Mountain Gate and Illusions" by Chengdu Xingyi (client game) - Four cross-platform games supporting mobile and PC, including "Extreme Battlefield" by NetEase LeiHuo and "Lost" by Perfect World [1][4] - The majority of the approved domestic games (110 out of 118) are pure mobile games [1] Imported Games - Among the approved imported games, Tencent's "Path of Exile: Ascendancy" and Shanghai Guoqu's "Track Connection" are pure client games, while the remaining seven are mobile games [2][4] - Tencent's "Path of Exile: Ascendancy" has over 2 million pre-registrations, indicating strong market interest [4] - Other notable imported titles include "Monopoly: Number One Winner" by Kaiying Network and "Book Realm Legend" by Zhongyou Mobile [4] Game Approval Changes - Six games completed operational approval changes, including "War of the Dual" by Kuro and "Dragon Stone War" by Guangzhou Kaiyibo, which added client versions [6] - One game underwent a name change, and another changed its publishing unit [6]