Tencent’s game studio eyes global growth with 'Honour Of Kings' spin-off


A scene from the latest trailer for TiMi Studio’s 'Honour of Kings: World', released during Gamescom. — Handout

Tencent Holdings, the world’s largest video gaming company by revenue, is intensifying its international expansion as its flagship studio reports a record number of overseas players and prepares to launch a new title based on its flagship game, Honour Of Kings.

TiMi Studio Group – developer of Honour Of Kings, Call Of Duty: Mobile, and Delta Force – has reached 100 million monthly active users outside mainland China, a milestone that took the 17-year-old studio by surprise, according to Huang Shuo, TiMi’s global publishing director, in a recent interview with the South China Morning Post.

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