"Regulations for (mobile) games in Vietnam that foreign companies/developers should keep in mind" Since March 2019, in accordance with Vietnamese regulations, the government has partnered with Google Play, App Store and Facebook to ban all games that are not licensed locally. According to Vietnamese law, video games in which multiple people interact simultaneously through game servers must obtain a license to provide game services, and their content must be approved before they can be published and operated in Vietnam. As a result of this regulation, Finnish mobile gaming company Supercell announced that it had stopped all games in Vietnam due to "local regulatory issues." Supercell is the developer of popular games such as Clash of Clans, Cartoon Farm, and Clash Royale In order to tackle this problem, Funtap, one of the top two game publishing companies in Vietnam, has established a service to help foreign companies obtain a license as soon as possible. Thus, your game will be safe and your business can run smoothly in the Vietnamese market. We want to work with you through co-publishing model. Any discussions or questions about our potential cooperation are welcome. So far, we have been in collaboration with partners, such as: NetEase, Perfect World, 37 Interactive Entertainment, Com2uS, Naxon, ByteDance, etc... We hope to have the opportunity to work with you.
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It's a shame I couldn't attend the Conference myself. However, seeing this recapitulation makes me have more hope for the future of Vietnam's game industry. Cheers!
Vietnam GameMaker Conference 2023 🎮 #GameDev #Vietnam #Conference Exciting times at the Vietnam GameMaker Conference 2023! On October 31st, this national forum for the Vietnamese game industry took place at Hoa Lac Hi-Tech Park in Hanoi. The event was jointly organized by the Ministry of Planning and Investment and the Ministry of Information and Communications, in collaboration with the National Innovation Center and the Game for Good Foundation (GfG). With a spirit of embracing potential and elevating the game development ecosystem in Vietnam, the conference drew the participation of numerous businesses and talented young professionals from the capital city. Esteemed speakers included Mr. Le Quang Tu Do, Director-General of the Department of Broadcasting, Television, and Electronic Information at the Ministry of Information and Communications, and Mr. Vu Quoc Huy, Director of the National Innovation Center. They delivered insightful speeches to welcome delegates representing domestic and international organizations, research institutes, universities, corporations, and enterprises. Mr. Vu Quoc Huy emphasized the crucial role of the game industry in Vietnam's socioeconomic development strategy for the period 2021-2030. This strategy aims for rapid and sustainable growth, anchored in scientific foundations, technology, innovation, and digital transformation, wherein the game industry plays a significant part. The conference offered diverse perspectives on the future of Vietnam's game industry in the new era through three main keynote sessions and two panel discussions. It attracted over 500 game developers and various investment funds within the gaming sector. The event fostered engaging interactions and connections between developers and investors, featuring the participation of renowned names in the Vietnamese game market such as VNG, Amanotes, Sky Mavis, Appota, VTC, and more. This significant milestone marks a turning point, bringing about new investment and business opportunities for the Vietnamese game industry. At Funtap, we were thrilled to be part of this remarkable event, as it showcased the immense potential and bright future of the game industry in Vietnam. We are committed to supporting and contributing to its growth and success, embracing innovation every step of the way. Let's continue shaping the future of the gaming industry together! 🚀🎮 #VietnamGameMakerConference2023 #GamingIndustry #Innovation #Networking
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