BEIJING, Jan 17 (Reuters) - China's video games regulator on Tuesday granted publishing licences to 88 online games, including titles belonging to Tencent Holdings Ltd (0700.HK), NetEase Inc (9999.HK) and miHoYo.
Shenzhen-based Tencent, the world's largest gaming company, received at least one game licence for a mobile game named "Yuanmengzhixing", the list published by the National Press and Public Administration showed.
NetEase, China’s second largest gaming company, also received a licence for a shooting game named "Chaofanxianfeng".
miHoYo, the famed developer behind Genshin Impact, secured one licence for a game named Honkai: Star Rail.
Unlike in most other countries, video games need approval from regulators before release in China, the world's largest gaming market.