At the end of last week, Bilibili removed the Uma Musume Pretty Derby game from Chinese Android stores and the App Store. The official reason is technical work, but the network suspects that it was deleted at the request of the authorities.

This became known from a letter sent to Bilibili employees. Reuters journalists managed to get acquainted with its contents.

The other day, a scandal broke out in China after the death of a Bilibili employee. He died, presumably as a result of overtime work during the weekend. Despite the fact that the company itself denies the existence of overwork, this incident once again forced us to talk about the problems of Chinese labor legislation.According to TechNode with reference to an internal Bilibili letter, the 25-year-old employee died last Friday.

Large Chinese companies continue to actively invest in the gaming industry. Bilibili, which owns the video platform of the same name, wants to acquire a stake in the studio Yoozoo Games. The total amount of the transaction is estimated at $765 million.photo: Wikimedia Commons