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Capybara Go!001 Archives a text-based rogue-like role-playing game developed by Chinese developer Habby, saw its overseas revenue triple in November compared to the previous month, securing the 9th spot on the top Chinese mobile game revenue chart for overseas markets, according to market intelligence platform Sensor Tower. Launched in October, Capybara Go! became the fastest-growing mobile game in terms of revenue in South Korea in November. As of December 11, the game’s overseas revenue had reached $40 million, the report said. In November, the other top ten Chinese mobile games globally (excluding the China market) were Whiteout Survival, PUBG MOBILE, Call of Duty, Gossip Harbor: Merge & Story, Age of Origins, Genshin Impact, Puzzles & Survival, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, and Honkai: Star Rail. [Sensor Tower, in Chinese]

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