Three Chinese Games Debut With PVs And Beta Recruitment Drives
The three titles show Chinese developers pushing concepts into genres Japan has largely ceded, and the appetite for Mianmianye's PV suggests the concept, not the marketing spend, is doing the outreach.
Reporting from 1 source: Inside.
Three Chinese-developed games not yet released in Japan drew announcements and beta recruitment in the second week of September 2026. 'Mianmianye,' an open-world RPG from ZEALORY GAMES announced September 9, centers on a physics and chemistry interaction system; its bilibili PV passed 11.45 million views, and the official statement describes development as at a relatively early stage. 'AOTU World: Rainbow Collector,' a casual game based on the 7DOC IP, released new gameplay footage September 7. Beta recruitment for 'Xinghai Gui Luren,' a side-scrolling parkour and bullet-hell shooter, opened September 10.
None of the three games has a Japanese release. That is the through-line in this batch: announcements, a gameplay PV, and beta sign-ups all aimed at mainland platforms first, with Japanese recognition limited to the already converted.
'Mianmianye' is the one drawing measurable attention. ZEALORY GAMES announced the open-world RPG on September 9 and opened recruitment the next day for a small-scale beta and an offline hands-on event, while the official statement puts development at a relatively early stage.
Around it sit two smaller plays: 'AOTU World: Rainbow Collector', built on 7DOC's long-running animation IP, and 'Xinghai Gui Luren', a parkour and bullet-hell hybrid taking beta applications.
- 'AOTU World: Rainbow Collector': New gameplay PV released September 7; casual game mixing puzzle play with character merchandise collection, based on 7DOC's 'AOTU World' IP
- 'Mianmianye': Open-world RPG from ZEALORY GAMES announced September 9; bilibili PV passed 11.45 million views; beta test and offline event recruitment opened September 10
- 'Xinghai Gui Luren': Beta test recruitment began September 10; smartphone game combining side-scrolling parkour with bullet-hell shooting
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.