Children visit a promotion for the popular ‘Honor Of Kings’ online game from Chinese gaming platform Tencent in Beijing, on Sept 12, 2022. A health-education game created by the company was among 73 domestic titles approved on Sept 13 by the National Press and Publication Administration, the fifth batch of licenses granted this year. — AP
Tencent Holdings Ltd won approval for a new game for the first time since Chinese regulators froze all licensing in 2021, as Beijing gradually lifts curbs in the world’s largest mobile entertainment market.
A health-education game created by the company was among 73 domestic titles approved on Sept 13 by the National Press and Publication Administration, the fifth batch of licenses granted this year.
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