China Mobile Gaming Market Predicted to Cross $50 Billion by 2028 Despite Growing Regulations

According to Makreo, the Chinese mobile gaming market revenue would cross USD 50.00 billion mark by 2028 by recording double digit CAGR during 2023 and 2028. With more people playing mobile games, China's mobile gaming market is predicted to experience a modest recovery in 2023. However, this recovery is predicted to be less robust than it was in 2021 due to restrictions on the licencing of games, including those from renowned developers and publishers like Tencent, which effectively eliminates the possibility of profiting from a captive audience.

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The phenomenal proliferation of mini-games played directly within mobile apps like WeChat shows how swiftly the Chinese gaming industry is being adopted. Since they are easy to play and frequently incorporate entertaining social elements, these mini-games have won a lot of admirers all across the country. In the years to come, the adoption rate is predicted to rise, which will fuel market expansion.

► A Growing Number of Players
The greatest gaming market in the world is in China, where there are many gamers. In China, mobile games emerged from the ashes of console gaming, which were outlawed by the government from 2005 until 2015.

► Puzzles are Popular among Female Gamers
Puzzle games and MOBAs were the two most popular mobile gaming genres in China. Female gamers choose puzzle games 52% of the time, while male gamers prefer MOBAs 45% of the time.

► Metaverse in Gaming
The Metaverse, which was primarily developed to employ emerging technologies like VR, AR, and various mobile apps, is a significant component of the gaming industry's future. Because it will offer experiences that can bring our real-life people into our gaming environment, it will also have an impact on how we engage with one another online.

► Increasing Regulation in China's Gaming Market
■ On 30th August, 2021, China implemented new regulations to limit the amount of time that minors can spend playing internet games. Young players are now only permitted to play under the limits on weekends, holidays, and on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 8 P.M. to 9 P.M.
■ Previously in 2019, children could play video games during daylight hours for an hour and a half per day on weekdays and for three hours on weekends and public holidays. Gaming companies were prohibited from offering children online gaming services outside of these hours.
■ In China, it is mandatory for developer to obtain a gaming license for games that features in-app purchase monetization and All pay-to-play (premium) mobile games.
■ In China, National Press and Publication Administration (NPPA) issues the gaming license (banhao) to the gaming operator for each game

Makreo Research has published a study on China mobile gaming market titled "China Mobile Gaming Market Size and Future Outlook (2018-2028). The report discusses a wide range of topics, such as the quantity and variety of players, age and income brackets, and the effect of the nation's economy on the gaming sector.
The attention paid to both qualitative and quantitative factors also implies that our analysis was well-rounded. With a more thorough awareness of the market's past, present, and potential for future expansion, readers will have a better comprehension of the Chinese mobile gaming market.

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