Rush Royale Approved for China Launch

• My.Games' Rush Royale is set to launch in China
• This follows a swift approval process, having recently secured the necessary license
• However, Rush Royale may encounter strong competition in a dynamic and crowded market

My.Games has secured a release license for its multiplayer tower defense game, Rush Royale. This could soon bring the popular title to Chinese players, marking a bold strategic move for the developer. It is worth noting that this is not My.Games' first venture into the Chinese market.

So, why is a license required? In China, both domestic and international developers must obtain official approval to launch any game. Readers of our sister site, PocketGamer.biz, may recall that a previous licensing freeze sent significant ripples through the country's gaming industry.

Since that freeze, the approval environment has improved considerably, particularly for overseas studios. My.Games, having already launched War Robots and Huge Castle in China, is now preparing for its third consecutive release in the region.

According to My.Games, the Chinese version of Rush Royale will be published by the local firm iDreamSky, which will oversee its operations within the country. The partnership reportedly achieved a notably fast license approval, a positive sign that bolsters the developer's confidence for the launch.

Nevertheless, like many international entrants, My.Games will face fierce competition. High-quality titles are abundant in China, as seen with recent global releases such as Mirren: Star Legend. If Rush Royale succeeds, it will tap into a vast and engaged mobile gaming audience.

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