My.Games' Rush Royale Prepares for China Debut
The multiplayer tower defense game Rush Royale has secured approval for launch in China following a remarkably quick licensing process. Developer My.Games now prepares to introduce this popular title to the world's largest mobile gaming market – though success isn't guaranteed against established local competition.
Navigating China's Gaming Regulations
All game publishers – both domestic and international – must obtain official approval before releasing titles in China. Industry watchers may recall the significant impact when licensing approvals temporarily froze several years ago, as covered by our sister site PocketGamer.biz.
The approval process has since regained momentum, particularly benefiting international studios. My.Games enters this market with prior experience, having successfully launched War Robots and Huge Castle in China previously.
Local Partnership Accelerates Launch
Chinese publisher iDreamSky will handle Rush Royale's local operations, having facilitated the unexpectedly swift licensing approval. This efficient process bodes well for the game's market prospects.
However, My.Games faces significant challenges in China's crowded gaming landscape. The recent global launch of Mirren: Star Legend demonstrates the caliber of competition the tower defense title will encounter. Success would grant access to China's vast mobile gaming audience, but standing out requires exceptional quality.
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The Chinese version of Rush Royale is expected to launch in the coming months following the licensing approval.
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