Core Viewpoint - The gaming industry is experiencing a surge in new game releases during the summer of 2025, driven by the availability of university students and major events like ChinaJoy, which encourages companies to showcase their new titles [3][5]. Game Releases - In June, 20 new games were launched in China, with July seeing over 20 additional titles set to release, including Tencent's "Star Resonance" and NetEase's "Unowned Star Abyss" [4][6]. - Notable games include "Limitless Machine" by Xishanju and "Carbon Island" by Tencent, both released on July 2, marking the start of the summer gaming season [4]. Market Dynamics - The gaming stock market has shown volatility, with significant gains on July 8, as companies like Iceberg Network and Giant Network saw increases of over 10% and 5% respectively [3][8]. - The approval of 757 game licenses in the first half of the year, including a record 158 in June, indicates a stable trend in the gaming industry [8]. Nostalgia and Updates - Established games are also seeing updates and new versions, such as the nostalgic version of "Fantasy Westward Journey," which has attracted significant player interest, leading to server congestion [6][7]. - The strategy of updating older games helps maintain player engagement and ensures stable revenue for gaming companies [7]. Policy Support - Various local governments have introduced supportive policies for the gaming industry, focusing on promoting game exports and integrating AI technology [8]. - The trend of regular game license approvals is expected to continue, fostering a more robust gaming environment [8]. Industry Trends - The gaming industry is witnessing a diversification of genres, with companies exploring new gameplay mechanics and AI integration [9]. - The emergence of party games like "Goose Duck" is expected to intensify competition among major players like NetEase and Tencent [9].

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Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the significant increase in the approval of both domestic and imported online games in June, with a total of 158 game approvals, marking a new high for the year [1][2] - In June, 147 domestic games were approved, including 76 mobile games, 61 mobile-casual puzzle games, 2 client games, 7 dual-end games, and 1 mobile-web game [1] - Notable domestic games include titles from listed companies such as ST Huatong's "Deer Hunting Mafa," 37 Interactive Entertainment's "Knights and Dragons," and Tencent's "Crossfire: Rainbow" [1][2] Group 2 - Among the 11 imported games approved, there are 4 mobile games, 4 client games, and 3 dual-end games, with Tencent's "Crossfire: Rainbow" being a new addition to the popular shooting game series [1] - NetEase's game "No Master Star Abyss," developed by Mike Morhaime's new studio Moonshot Games, has garnered significant attention since its announcement [2] - The game "Goose Goose Duck," which has 120,000 fans on Steam Hub and 20,000 monthly active players, will begin beta testing on June 26, with Kingsoft as its exclusive agent in China [2]

Core Viewpoint - The 2025 ChinaJoy will be held from August 1 to August 4 in Shanghai, showcasing a significant number of exhibitors and events focused on digital interactive entertainment and gaming industry advancements [1][10]. Exhibition Aspects: Major Works and Technological Innovations - The theme for this year's ChinaJoy is "Gathering What You Love," with 743 companies registered to participate, including 237 foreign enterprises from 37 countries, representing 31.8% of total exhibitors [10][11]. - The BTOC Interactive Entertainment Hall will feature over 283 companies, while the BTOB Business Negotiation Hall will host more than 460 companies, with foreign enterprises making up 45.2% of the latter [11]. - Notable exhibitors include Tencent, NetEase, and Perfect World, showcasing popular games and new releases, with many offering on-site play experiences [13][15][16]. Conference Aspects: Industry Leaders and Global Collaboration - The event will host several key conferences, including the China International Digital Entertainment Industry Conference (CDEC) and the China Game Developers Conference (CGDC), featuring hundreds of industry leaders and experts [19][20]. - CDEC will focus on new directions for industry development, with over 100 industry leaders expected to participate [19]. Event Activities: Engaging Competitions and Performances - The Cosplay Super League will cover 12 regions with nearly 30,000 participants, while the National Dance Group Ceremony will feature over 300 competitors [21]. Highlights of the Exhibition - The event will emphasize AI technology innovation and new consumer experiences, including a "Creator Zone" aimed at engaging younger audiences [22][23]. - The international presence is expected to increase, with foreign exhibitors making up 46.5% of the BTOB Business Negotiation Hall, marking a historical high [25]. Safety Measures: Ensuring a Secure Environment - A comprehensive safety management system will be implemented, including content review processes and on-site management protocols to ensure a safe and orderly event [31][33]. Ticketing Information: Early Bird Pricing - Early bird tickets for ChinaJoy will be available through various platforms starting July 2, with different phases for ticket sales [35].

Group 1 - The National Press and Publication Administration approved 147 domestic online games in June 2025, breaking the previous record of 130 games approved in May 2025 [1] - A total of 766 domestic online games have received approval from January to June 2025, representing a year-on-year increase of 21.97% compared to 628 games in the same period of 2024 [1] - Among the approved games in June, 61 are categorized as casual and puzzle games, accounting for 41% of the total approved games [1] Group 2 - In June, 11 imported games also received approval, maintaining a steady update frequency of one per month for imported games this year [1] - Notable game developers such as Kaineng Network and Lilith Games received approvals for their titles, including "Douluo Dalu: Soul Master Battle" and "Pameng Battle Diary" respectively [1] - Tencent and NetEase both secured approvals for their games, with Tencent obtaining licenses for "Crossfire: Rainbow" and "Tactical Squad: Dawn Assault" [2]