Tue, 16 March 2021
09:00 – 10:30 GMT
In 2018 the consumer spend on video games in China surpassed the $25bn mark - making it the largest market for games in the world. The sector continues to grow at a double digit rate. However, releasing games in China has never been more difficult. Local laws and approvals make this a fascinating but challenging market to enter. It remains a market that cannot be ignored.
The games market is dominated by mobile free to play but there remains a thriving and vibrant market for PC games and console is growing as local consumers demand higher quality games experiences. This event is aimed at supporting exports into China and South East Asia. Our speakers will give you a vital insight into the latest trends within the Chinese games market and explain how you can get your games released and promoted to this enormous consumer market.
Speakers include -
Dan Wood - Creatve Enterprise
Tianyi Gu, Market Lead – Newzoo
Alexandre Salem, Global Director of Gaming Partnerships - Huawei
Speakers on the PC and console market TBC
This event is delivered by Ukie, the trade association for games in the UK, in partnership with Creative England. This event forms part of the Ukie International Trade Programme, an award winning series of events and activities that supports UK games business with export and investment opportunities. Forthcoming virtual events in this programme include –
• March 10 March - Ukie Hub Crawl; Going Global – building an export strategy and network
• Thursday 11 March – Virtual Trade Mission UK:USA – growing sales and exposure in the USA
• Thursday 18 March – Virtual Trade Mission UK: Japan – how to gain exposure and maximise your exports in Japan