Chinese games are going global — and players dont care where theyre from @cgtnamerica
Chinese games are going global — and players dont care where theyre from  @cgtnamerica
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Chinese games don't have to be “Chinese games” anymore. They just have to be good.

Lisa Hanson of Niko Partners explains why Chinese developers are gaining momentum on the global stage — and how Black Myth: Wukong helped open the door.

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Chinese games are going global — and players don't care where they're from

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