Core Insights - The National Press and Publication Administration released the approval information for domestic online games in October 2025, granting a total of 166 licenses, including 159 domestic and 7 imported games [1][3] - The number of game licenses issued in October is the second highest this year, following August's 173 licenses, bringing the total for 2025 to 1,440 licenses, with 1,354 for domestic games and 86 for imported games [1] Group 1: Game Categories and Companies - Over 40% of the approved games in October are casual mobile games [1] - Notable companies receiving approvals include FunPlus, 37 Interactive Entertainment, Klei Entertainment, Youzu Interactive, and Eagle Horn Network [1][3] - Key products approved include Eagle Horn Network's "Arknights," 37 Interactive Entertainment's "Survival 33 Days," and Klei Entertainment's "Blue Moon Hero" [3] Group 2: Absences and New Entries - Notably, NetEase was absent from the list of approved games, while Tencent only had one game approved, "Eight Desolate Journey," operated by Guangzhou Kugou Computer Technology Co., Ltd [3] - The mobile game "Tomorrow's Prologue," operated by Beijing San快 Technology Co., Ltd, is linked to Meituan, co-owned by Meituan's founders Wang Xing and Mu Rongjun [3][4]

Core Insights - The National Press and Publication Administration released the approval information for domestic online games in October 2025, issuing a total of 159 domestic game licenses [1] - Among the newly approved licenses, 155 are for mobile games, 4 for client games, and 8 games received both mobile and client licenses [1] - A total of 7 new import game licenses were also issued, with 2 games receiving both mobile and client licenses [1] - As of October 2023, a total of 1,354 domestic game licenses have been issued this year [1] Domestic Game Licenses - Notable domestic games approved include titles from well-known companies such as: - 37 Interactive Entertainment's "Survival for 33 Days" - Eagle Horn's "Arknights" (client) - Youka's "Three Kingdoms Kill: Face-to-Face Duel" - Zulong's "Cloud Dream Westward" - Others from various developers [3] Import Game Licenses - The newly approved import game licenses include 7 titles, maintaining a stable overall quantity [4] - Notable titles include: - "Multiverse: Night Crisis" by Shanghai Haowan Orange - "Flying: Infinite Universe" by Beijing Ruiwo - "Crayon Shin-chan" by Shanghai Qizhuo [5] License Changes - There were also updates on changes to existing domestic game licenses, including: - Wangchen Technology's "NBA Peak Showdown" now has an added client version - Perfect World’s "Tower of Fantasy" has added a PS5 version [6][7]