"Forever Forever" won Steam two platinums and one gold
The Steam platform announced the best list of 2021, in which NetEase's self-developed martial arts chicken product "Forever Doom" appeared in three lists, namely the best-selling game (platinum), the best new product "Platinum" and the hottest game (gold). The first two measures are gross income, hot games are measured by the peak number of people online at the same time, and "Forever Doom" is over 10W level.
ByteDance added to The McBo Game
Shanghai Maibo Games changed its shares, and Beijing Youyi Technology's shareholding in the company increased from 3.96% to 18.64%. Youyi Technology is a wholly owned subsidiary of ByteDance and took a stake in Maibo Games in August 2020. According to industry sources, ByteDance's increase in the amount of McBo Games is 100 million yuan. Founded in January 2009, Mai Bo Games focuses on self-developed casual mobile games, and its main publishing areas are in the European and American markets.
Weibo "Most Popular Game of the Year" or "Yin Yang Division"
Weibo Game Awards ended at 24:00 this day, and the top two votes of the current "Most Popular Game of the Year" are significantly higher than other products, which can be basically confirmed, which are NetEase's "Yin and Yang Division" mobile game and Paper's "Shine Warm".
Other Newsletters:
1. Baidu Meta-Universe product Xi'an entered the top five of the iOS social APP free list, and Qimai data is expected to increase in single-day downloads;
2. Zenyou Technology acquired Shenzhen Jiuyou Network, which operates the main brand of "Jiujiu Chess";
3. The Electric Soul Network joined hands with the Warm Current Program to carry out the "Warm Xiangxi" public welfare activity, and has sent supplies to 13 rural primary school children in two weeks;
4. The "End of the Battlefield" mobile game developed by NetEase Games and released by Chaoxi Lightyear will be suspended tomorrow and will be operating for nearly 4 years;
5. Pet blockchain game platform Dogami completed a $6 million financing, and the participants included Ubisoft;
6. Social MMO blockchain game Ertha completed a $5.4 million financing.