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Perfect World Q3 Report Puts NTE Cumulative Payments at 64 Billion Yen
Perfect World's Q3 2026 report, released October 29, puts NTE: Neverness to Everness at roughly 64.044 billion yen in global cumulative payments since its April 2026 launch.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
Why it matters
The report credits NTE for lifting games revenue and operating cash flow while pushing selling expenses up 145.60 percent, so the title's earnings are large but still carrying launch-period marketing cost.
Key Facts
- Perfect World released its Q3 2026 earnings report on October 29, 2026.
- NTE: Neverness to Everness surpassed about 64.044 billion yen in global cumulative payments since its April 2026 launch.
- About 60 percent of NTE payments come through official channels for the PC and Android versions.
- Selling expenses for January to September 2026 rose 145.60 percent year on year, which the report links to NTE launch marketing.
About 60 percent comes through official PC and Android channels, and overseas payments exceed the Chinese domestic total. Games revenue for January to September 2026 was about 113.668 billion yen, up 7.09 percent year on year.
Parent-company net profit rose 211.47 percent year on year to about 11.9924 billion yen on Q3 revenue of about 56.02006 billion yen, a 36.85 percent increase. Net cash flow from operating activities for January to September 2026 climbed 32.87 percent, which the report attributes mainly to cash inflow from NTE.
The cost side moved too. Selling expenses for the nine months rose 145.60 percent year on year, and the report says marketing outlays concentrated in the early period after launch held the project's profit margin below its usual level for the reporting period. Older titles such as Jade Dynasty and the publishing lines Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and Tian Long Ba Bu 2 declined year on year, leaving NTE to offset the drop and drive games growth.
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