
Dota Auto Chess maker hints at a mobile release
Drodo Studio teases a mobile Dota Auto Chess on Weibo while Tencent looks to trademark game’s name
With a player count reaching almost 5.5 million, Dota Auto Chess is one of the hottest games this year. Now its developer is hinting that fans might soon be able to play it on mobile.

Chinese fans are excited about the possibility of playing Dota Auto Chess on their smartphones.
Some also express sympathy for Drodo Studio’s battle against knock-offs.
It's perhaps not surprising that the wild success of Dota Auto Chess has engendered many knock-off versions of the game, both on mobile and on PC.


In its Weibo post, Drodo Studio stresses that it hasn’t licensed its game to any outside company.
Tencent, China’s social and entertainment giant
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