Highly anticipated ‘Black Myth: Wukong’ among China’s latest batch of approved video games


China has approved more than 100 new domestic titles in a positive move for the industry after a rout of video-game-related stocks late last year. ‘Black Myth: Wukong‘, an action role-playing game developed by Hangzhou-based studio Game Science, is one of the most awaited titles. — SCMP

China’s video gaming regulator has approved 111 new titles in February, including the highly-anticipated Black Myth: Wukong, giving the industry another confidence boost after a stock rout in December.

The National Press and Publication Administration (NPPA), the government body in charge of licensing video games in China, published its latest list of newly approved domestic titles on Tuesday, after giving the green light to 115 Chinese titles in January and 32 imported games earlier this month.

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