China Has Banned More than 60 Games From Live Streaming

China has banned more than 60 games from being live-streamed on the popular broadcast platform Bilibili.

Bilibili says that this is to adhere to the Ministry of Culture’s requirements of “not offering games with banned content such as GTA5, Yazkuza, Bloodless, H1Z1, Dawn of the Dead, Friday the 13th, etc”.

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This means that the following games will be banned from live streaming in China:

H1Z1
World War Z
Left 4 Dead
Grand Theft Auto Series (GTA)
Paint the Town Red
Dead by Daylight
The Elder Scrolls
Battlefield 3 and 4
Yakuza Series
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege
The Evil Within
Mortal Kombat
Friday the 13th: The Game
Sleeping Dogs
Kio’s Adventure
Outlast
Warhammer: Vermintide 2
Dead Space
Kantai Collection
Hearts of Iron
Surgeon Simulator
Agony
Doki Doki Literature Club!
Yandere Simulator
Dark Souls
The Last of Us
Senran Kagura
OVERKILL’s The Walking Dead
Killing Floor
Devotion Detention
Fear the Night
Dead or Alive
Hitman 6
7 Days to Die
Judgment
Tomb Raider
Slendy Tubbies
Twilight Struggle
Slappy Ass
My Last Friday
Fire Extinguisher – The Flame of the Grill
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (Story Mode)
World of Tanks
Age of History
Plague Inc.
Red Virus
Reversed Front
The Witcher 3
Fleet Combat 2
The Ruler of Nations Series
Life Is Strange: True Colors
Resident Evil 1, Resident Evil 5, Resident Evil 6, Resident Evil 7, Resident Evil 8
Back 4 Blood
Visage
All dating sims with explicit content

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Bilibili also said they will follow the requirements of the Ministry of Culture and other regulatory authorities to check live broadcasts of games and prohibit streams with graphic violence or pornographic content.

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This is part of a movement within China to strengthen and standardize live broadcasts on the platform and create a good online cultural environment. These policies were actually penned as early as 2017 and have come alongside a number of other restrictions on gaming in China such as minors only being allowed to game for three hours a week.

This list will continue to be updated every year. If you’re planning to stream on Billibilli, best be careful and make sure the game you want to play is allowed on the platform.