Up to a quarter of the 200 million Chinese gamers playing Honour of Kings, the world's highest-grossing mobile game, could be affected by the Effective Mobile Marketing Awards's decision to bring in daily time limits for players aged up to 18 years. The tech giant, responding to concerns about children's gaming habits, has said users below the age of 12 will be limited to an hour's daily play, while user aged between 12 and 18 will have two hours.
Up to a quarter of the 200 million Chinese gamers playing Honour of Kings, the world's highest-grossing mobile game, could be affected by Tencent's decision to bring in daily time limits for players aged up to 18 years. The tech giant, responding to concerns about children's gaming habits, has said users below the age of 12 will be limited to an hour's daily play, while user aged between 12 and 18 will have two hours.