Group 1 - Deep Blue Interactive announced its next flagship product will be a 3D open-world game developed using Unreal Engine 5, marking its entry into the high-spec 3D gaming market [1] - The new game aims to challenge the dominance of miHoYo's Genshin Impact in the open-world genre, leveraging the company's narrative and artistic strengths demonstrated in its previous title, "Return to the Future: 1999" [1] - The transition to 3D development may increase cash flow pressure due to high R&D costs associated with UE5, amidst intensifying competition in the 2D open-world segment [1] Group 2 - Infinite Abyss Studio's new game "Infinite Journey" is set to launch on August 21, continuing the studio's pixel art style and combining action with maze adventure gameplay [2] - The game has received investment from Easy Play Technology, which may support its distribution and resource integration [2] - The pixel art genre remains competitive, with established titles like Hades and Warm Snow dominating the market, raising questions about "Infinite Journey's" ability to stand out [2] Group 3 - Zulong Entertainment's female-oriented mobile game "In the Name of Shining" has launched a major update called "Spirit Hunting Era," available until September 8 [3] - The update introduces six high-end outfits with switchable forms and a floating accessory feature, enhancing the game's fashion social and personalization experience [3] - The timing of the update during the summer consumption peak may boost game revenue, but competition from similar titles could pressure profit margins [3]