Chinese Romance Game ‘Love and Deepspace’ Wins Best Mobile Game at Gamescom
Infold Pte. Ltd., a Chinese game developer, has made history with its 3D romance mobile game, 'Love and Deepspace'. The game, which combines human emotions with futuristic themes, has won the 'Best Mobile Game Award' at Gamescom in Cologne, marking a significant breakthrough for China's gaming industry and the rise of female-oriented titles globally.
Launched in January 2024, 'Love and Deepspace' has swiftly attracted over 70 million players worldwide. It has topped iOS charts in over 30 countries, including Japan, the US, and Singapore. The game's victory at Gamescom is a testament to its unique storytelling, which weaves human emotions with visions of the future and deep space. This is a significant achievement, as it is the first female-oriented game to receive this prestigious award.
The development team faced technical challenges in achieving cinematic quality on mobile devices. Despite these hurdles, they successfully created a game that offers a 'holographic presence' and soulful characters that resonate with players. Each love interest took over two years to refine, with a focus on creating a complete life story. The game aims to let players experience love rooted in 'equality and respect', as reflected in its core battle system and emotional connections.
'Love and Deepspace' has set a new benchmark for mobile gaming, particularly for female-oriented titles. Its success at Gamescom is a historic breakthrough for China's gaming industry and a reflection of the global demand for diverse, engaging, and high-quality gaming experiences.
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