Chinese videogames are winning on the global stage, Source WSJ That videogame you're playing nowit might be made in China. From "Genshin Impact" to "Age of Origins," titles made by Chinese companies are winning hundreds of millions of players overseas. After working with Western and Japanese game companies for decades, China's game industry is now producing more content with international appeal. Almost a third - 29 of the top 100 - of the highest grossing mobile games outside of China were developed by Chinese companies, according market intelligence firm Sensor Tower, That increase from 24 titles in 2019 before majore global hits were released by Chinese companies, edging out games made by American and Japances studios. The U.S. and Japan are wehere Chinese games are earning the most. In the first half of this year, the top 100 most lucrative Chines mobile games generated $2 billion in the U.S., nearly a third of their oversease reveenue. Another quarter came from Japan. Chinese companies have set their sights on the $190 billion global videogame market as Beijing has tightened the issuance of new publishing licenses for games and capped game hours for minors. Companies including Tencent and NetEase have acquired stakes