Check out how we test and review games here The popular hero-shooter Marvel Rivals by NetEase Games is under fire on February 26, 2025, as users expressed increasing dissatisfaction with the game ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Quantic Dream, the developer behind the upcoming Star Wars Eclipse, has apparently been unaffected by the recent shakeup over at NetEase.

NetEase, Inc. (NASDAQ:NTES), a leading Chinese technology company primarily known for its gaming offerings, has recently drawn attention from analysts due to its mixed performance across different ...

Quantic Dream, the NetEase-owned developer behind Heavy Rain, Detroit and the upcoming Star Wars Eclipse has broken its silence following the layoffs and shutdowns seen across numerous other ...

Tinc explained that NetEase is a minority shareholder in Rebel Wolves, and that the “vast majority” of the studio’s ownership “rests in the hands of Konrad Tomaszkiewicz and other studio ...

"I've also read the articles suggesting that Rebel Wolves may be in danger due to the [rumored] situation at NetEase," wrote Tinc. "First and foremost, thank you for all the warm messages and wishes.

The free-to-play superhero team-based shooter was released by NetEase in December of last year to widespread acclaim from gamers. While the game's general concept borrowed heavily from Blizzard's ...

NetEase is in an extremely strange position at the moment, with a massive success on their hands in the form of Marvel Rivals, but its reportedly about to slash through a number of studios leading ...

Another similar user chimed in, “Playing support is like playing DBD right now ... half of Season 1 that was brutally nerfed down by NetEase in Season 1.5 hero adjustments, leaving only ...

NetEase's ongoing cost-cutting efforts could reportedly reach even more studios in the near future. The Chinese gaming giant is currently said to be looking to offload a number of its overseas ...

Sources talking to Game File under the promise of anonymity claim NetEase plans to divest itself of the majority of its overseas teams. If they can't secure a buyer, studios like Quantic Dream and ...

The billionaire CEO is said to have balked at paying Disney a licensing fee for Marvel’s superheroes and villains, and considered replacing them with NetEase artists’ own hero designs.