China’s biggest anime video site Bilibili previews two games on Steam

The Con Simulator lets you play as an organizer of a comic con -- while INVAXION is a music-themed game where players “head into an interstellar journey [...] while fighting back with the Artificial Intelligence to save the day”. Both will be officially released in the last quarter of this year.

Bilibili, which has 85 million monthly active users, has gathered a loyal following from Chinese fans of ACG (anime, comics and games) for its massive trove of user-uploaded Japanese anime. It’s also famous for introducing the “bullet screen” culture in China, which splashes viewer comments across the screen as the video plays.

Even though it’s mainly a video site, 77% of Bilibili’s revenue actually comes from gaming. Most of the games it distributes are developed by other studios, including the two upcoming ones on Steam.