DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The “Chinese Gamer Segmentation Study” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering
The Chinese Gamer Segmentation Study provides the first comprehensive look at who Chinese gamers really are.
Why gamers play is as important as what they play and how much, and is critical to understanding them as gamers – and as consumers. Understanding how gaming preferences, motivations, and demographic variables group together enables targeting those segments with more precise marketing messages and acquisition channels. Fine-tuning player targeting is all the more important in the increasingly competitive gaming landscape. Pairing gaming motivations with digital consumption preferences provides a unique lens into what different kinds of gamers want and how to reach them.
This report brings together our expertise built on 17 years of analysis in the Asia games market with study partner Quantic Foundry’s Gamer Motivation Model and data science methods to produce a first-of-its-kind, in-depth study into the motivations and behaviors of Chinese gamers.
What’s included:
- Motivation profiles and demographics of the main Chinese gamer segments
- Qualitative and quantitative analysis, by segment, on gamer behavior, demand, spending, and usage
- Gaming platforms
- Games
- Game genres
- Movies
- Video streaming
- Live streaming
- Social media
- Online shopping
- Online media
- 93 slides with 56 data exhibits
Key takeaways from the analysis:
The report surfaced six distinct sets of gamers:
Hardcore mobile gamers
Hardcore mobile gamers play 40+ hours per week, primarily complex games on their smartphones.
Hardcore PC gamers
Hardcore PC gamers play 30+ hours per week, playing primarily challenging match-based games on high end PCs.
Casual gamers
Casual gamers average 11 hours per week, across platforms but with the majority of their time spent on mobile, playing casual games.
Casual demolitionists
Casual demolitionists play an average of 12 hours a week. They love competition and excitement, but prefer less complex gameplay.
Super consumers
Super consumers have the highest income of all segments, and are voracious digital consumers and early adopters. They rack up 49 hours of gaming, across all platforms
Core gamers
The largest segment, core gamers are true gaming enthusiasts. They average 18 hours of play per week, and also like to talk about and interact with gaming-related content.
The study also shows the gaming, movie, live streaming, online shopping and other behaviors of each of the segments.
- Almost all gamers in China spend significant time playing games on their smartphones, even hardcore PC gamers
- The most popular games for all gamers in China, regardless of segment are League of Legends on PC and Honor of Kings on mobile.
- The majority of all segments attend movies in the theater either opening day or week of release
- Attending movies at the movie theater is vastly more popular than watching movies at home.
- The majority of gamers are video and live streaming, Core gamers are more likely to consume both game live streams and video streaming, whereas casual gamers are more likely to consume film, comedy and talk show streams.
- Nearly every gamer uses WeChat and most use QQ.
Key Topics Covered:
1. Gamer segments overview
2. Explaining the gamer motivation model
3. Gamer segments
4. Demographics
5. Gaming platforms, behavior, and hardware
6. Movie watching
7. Video and streaming
8. Social media
9. Online shopping
10. Online reading
11. Appendix
12. Methodology
For more information about this report visit https://www.researchandmarkets.com/r/lr7o4a
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