In a whirlwind of events, China’s press and publications authority has given the green light to 105 new online games, leaving investors and game makers in awe after losses were suffered last week due to proposed restrictions. The National Press and Publication Administration, in a statement on its WeChat social media account, expressed its support for the industry, considering these approvals to be positive signals for the growth and well-being of the online gaming world.
Among the games that received the stamp of approval are Tencent's “Counter War: Future” and NetEase's “Firefly Assault,' two highly anticipated titles that had faced uncertainty in recent days. These approvals signify a glimmer of hope for game makers and enthusiasts alike, as it appeared that the road ahead was becoming increasingly precarious.
