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Seems like the gaming industry is nothing but fights lately. Remember when this was fun?

Subsequently, Riot plans to hire 150+ people.

The dismantling of the Orc statue was live streamed with around 30,000 people watching.

More changes to come as NetEase searches for new potential distribution partners in China.

This week also saw a game leave launch and go back into development.

The purchase of gaming companies by Chinese companies continues into the new year.

"With this feature, everyone will be able to keep their game history and memory in their own hands."

For better or worse, you will have to pick up weapons you love and hate to survive against all the odds.

The action-adventure battle royale game has always stayed true to its original vision.

The company’s current licensing agreement with NetEase is set to expire.

Players will have new, challenging content to take on.

Being green in the face has its benefits.

Gather candy by looting troves or smacking around your enemies tomorrow for rewards.

Dead by Daylight fan's may like this slighly cuter version.

The 60-player action battle royale shows no signs of slowing down and drops a new TGS 2022 trailer.

Join the Firefly task force and unveil the secrets behind the Exclusion Zone.

With the help of Aromatherapy, Zipin Yin will provide some aromatic heals.

Codenamed "Neptune," the project was in development for three years.

The devs showcased a gameplay and cinematic trailer to hype up its release.

Roblox fully expected to be hacked going into the deal.

Seems like NetEase finally got the green light after a month-long delay.

It looks like there’s something for everyone.

Justina Gu, Winter's Grace arrives on March 9.

The martial arts MMO is slated to come to western audiences in Q4.

Manipulate qi to use spirit blades against your enemies.

There’s even a free weekend coming up if you haven't checked out the game yet!

It will bear the incredibly creative name "Naraka Fest."

$1.5 million prize pool up for grabs.

The Chinese government is on the attack again, likening video games to opium -- and that could spell trouble for developers in China and abroad. CNBC is reporting that the stocks of Chinese gaming giants Tencent and NetEase...

Well, we have great news for those of you who are planning on playing NetEase's space exploration Infinite Lagrange and might have been worried you wouldn't have anyone to play with.