Face Verification Added to Love and Deepspace Chinese Version

Love and Deepspace is set to introduce a face verification system in China starting April 2025, aligning with the country's stringent gaming regulations. This move might seem intense, but for Chinese players, it's not a new concept. China has long enforced real-name authentication for online games to prevent minors from accessing titles rated 18+, which is the rating for Love and Deepspace in China.

This new feature is part of a larger initiative to combat gaming addiction among minors, as outlined in the Minors' Protection Law. Over the years, China has implemented various measures, including strict playtime limits—90 minutes on weekdays and three hours on weekends—for minors. Additionally, games are required to show 'Healthy Gaming Advice' to remind players to take breaks and maintain a balanced lifestyle. Facial recognition technology is already a common security tool in China, used in settings like airports and banks.

What Does It Mean for Us?

For players outside of China, this update likely won't bring any changes. The face verification system is tailored to meet China's specific regulatory requirements. Love and Deepspace retains a 12+ rating in most global app stores, indicating no immediate plans for similar verification systems in other regions.

What are your thoughts on this new feature? We'd love to hear your opinions, so feel free to comment below. In the meantime, stay updated with Love and Deepspace by downloading the latest version from the Google Play Store and exploring the newest events and updates.

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