VALOFE Secures Game License for Bless Unleashed in China
VALOFE has obtained an import game license for Bless Unleashed in China, aiming for a 2027 launch.
The Brief
- VALOFE secured the license for Bless Unleashed, renamed 普拉纳祝福, in China.
- The license is VALOFE's second of the year, following SuperStar.
- The game is an open-world title with strategic gameplay.
VALOFE announced on the 2nd that it has secured an import game license for Bless Unleashed in China. The company plans an official launch in the country by 2027.
The game, licensed as 普拉纳祝福 by China's National Press and Publication Administration, requires the import license to operate foreign-developed games in China. This license was issued later than the third quarter initially anticipated.
Bless Unleashed is an open-world title where players engage in hunting giant bosses and monsters, with a focus on action and strategy. At launch, the game achieved a peak concurrent player count of over 40,000.
VALOFE's Chinese subsidiary led preparations for local operations even before the license was granted. The company has operated in China for 16 years, with around 100 employees stationed there managing development and business operations.
VALOFE is leveraging its publishing and operational experience from R2Beat, a rhythm game currently operating in China. The company is exploring collaborations with Chinese publishers like Tencent and plans to pursue licenses for additional titles.
According to the 2025 China Gaming Industry Report, the gaming market in China grew by 7.68% year-over-year to 350.7 billion yuan in 2025. The user base increased by 1.35% to 683 million players, with both revenue and user count reaching all-time highs. The PC game market size reached 78.16 billion yuan, growing 14.97% compared to the previous year.
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