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The Blood of Dawnwalker Cost Just $40 Million

Rebel Wolves' game The Blood of Dawnwalker, launched in September 2026, cost $40 million to develop, funded by NetEase. The game, led by ex-Witcher 3 developer Konrad Tomaszkiewicz, received favorable reviews and sold over 1 million copies in days. Rebel Wolves, now with 160 staff, plans sequels and updates.

Chinese Action RPG Where Winds Meet Surpasses 100 Million Players

NetEase Games and Everstone Studio report that their action RPG 'Where Winds Meet' has surpassed 100 million players globally, ten months after its release. The game's final update, 'Hidden Mountain,' is set for September 16, introducing new characters, enemies, and activities. Additional features include a new combat style and an extraction mode.

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The Blood of Dawnwalker Cost Just $40 Million

Rebel Wolves' game The Blood of Dawnwalker, launched in September 2026, cost $40 million to develop, funded by NetEase. The game, led by ex-Witcher 3 developer Konrad Tomaszkiewicz, received favorable reviews and sold over 1 million copies in days. Rebel Wolves, now with 160 staff, plans sequels and updates.

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Chinese Action RPG Where Winds Meet Surpasses 100 Million Players

NetEase Games and Everstone Studio report that their action RPG 'Where Winds Meet' has surpassed 100 million players globally, ten months after its release. The game's final update, 'Hidden Mountain,' is set for September 16, introducing new characters, enemies, and activities. Additional features include a new combat style and an extraction mode.

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Armatus Sets January 7 Launch: Game Pass, Switch 2 Join All-Platform Release

Counterplay Games and publisher Fictions announced Armatus, a roguelite shooter, will launch on January 7, 2027, across multiple platforms, including Xbox Game Pass. The game is set in a demon-overrun Paris and features a unique roguelite loop. Counterplay, owned by NetEase (NTES), faced closure rumors in 2025 but confirmed its return with Armatus. The game's demo received mixed reviews, with praise for combat and criticism for weapon flexibility and dodge mechanics.

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NetEase Inc (NTES) Stock Up 4.8% but GF Value Says Overvalued --

NetEase Inc (NTES) shares rose 4.8% to $128.80 on August 25, 2026. The stock is deemed overvalued by GF Value™, which estimates a fair value of $124.07. NTES has a strong GF Score™ of 94/100, indicating robust financial health and growth potential. Insiders sold $1.3M worth of shares over the past year, with no buying activity reported. The current P/E ratio is 17.8x, slightly above its 5-year median of 17.6x.

Urban open-world RPG Ananta will launch globally on PC, PS5, and mobile in 2027

NetEase Games announced the global launch of Ananta, an urban open-world RPG, in 2027 for PC, PS5, and mobile. The game focuses on players becoming influencers in an algorithm-driven world, featuring interconnected stories and combat mechanics. Developed by Naked Rain, Ananta is set in cities inspired by Shanghai, Hangzhou, and Tokyo, with a second city, Chongxiao, planned.

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Consumer Tech (Aug 17-21): Walmart & Alibaba Posts Earnings, Trump Targets U.S. Space Launch Growth & Mor

Walmart (WMT) reported earnings of $187.9B, beating estimates. Alibaba (BABA) reported $39.64B revenue, up 9% YoY, but missed earnings estimates. Amazon (AMZN) plans to expand Prime Air to 500 U.S. locations. PayPal (PYPL) is in talks for a potential buyout. NetEase (NTES) reported mixed Q2 results. Futu (FUTU) beat revenue estimates. Nokia (NOK) plans to cut most of its China workforce. Meta (META), Google (GOOG), and Snap (SNAP) won a legal reprieve. NVIDIA (NVDA) explores partnership with Reb

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