Startup Cloudcade received $1.55 million from the venture fund IDG Capital to create its first game.

A new bill has been submitted to the Parliament of Singapore for consideration. He can impose severe restrictions on shareware games in the country.

Jeff Lyndon, one of the founders and executive vice president of iDreamSky, spoke about the difference between Chinese and Western casual game players at the GamesBeat 2014 conference in San Francisco.

Last August, Alibaba, one of the world’s largest and, undoubtedly, the largest Internet company in China, acquired about 10% of Kabam for $ 120 million, which developed the games “Heroes of Camelot” and “The Hobbit: Kingdoms of Middle-Earth”. The other day, studio CEO Kevin Chou told The Wall Street Journal about the reasons why he made a deal with Alibaba. we decided to focus on the most interesting moments of this material. 

Gambling in the People’s Republic of China is strictly prohibited (with the rare exception of some autonomous regions, such as Macau). This week it became known that a meeting will be held under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture, during which the issue of gambling in the mobile segment of the industry will be discussed.