99.com

What 99.com does

99.com is the consumer-facing gaming portal of Fujian NetDragon Computer Network Information Technology Co., Ltd. (福建网龙计算机网络信息技术有限公司), a subsidiary of Hong Kong-listed NetDragon Websoft Inc. (网龙网络公司). Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Fuzhou, Fujian, China, the company operates a portfolio of self-developed online games — most notably the MMORPG 魔域 (Moyu/Eudemons), the MOBA 英魂之刃 (Heroes Evolved, which won the 'Best Self-Developed Esports Project in China' award), and the wuxia MMORPG 征服 (Conquer) — alongside ancillary titles such as 开心 and 机战. Each flagship franchise is offered across PC and mobile with cross-platform data synchronization, and is supported by community forums (bbs.99.com), 24/7 customer service (gm.99.com), a security center (aq.99.com), an anti-cheat reporting portal (icac.99.com), and a dedicated in-game store at shop.99.com.

The platform is built on multi-platform gaming technology enabling seamless data interoperability between PC and mobile clients (e.g., 魔域互通版, 魔域口袋版, 口袋征服), with distribution via direct website downloads, mobile app stores, and QR-code onboarding. The company holds Chinese telecom and ICP operating licenses (增值电信业务经营许可证闽B2-20100001, 闽ICP备B2-20050038) and has conducted joint anti-piracy enforcement with Fujian police, including a 2019 operation that dismantled a major Xiamen-based private server.

The business model is free-to-play with in-game purchases of virtual currency (魔石) for cosmetic items, progression boosts, and seasonal content. Live-ops releases run on a roughly quarterly cadence across the portfolio — new classes (e.g., the 侠客 'Wanderer' class for Conquer in November 2025), data packs, esports tournaments (e.g., the 2025 H2 Divine Forging Tournament), and seasonal in-game events (e.g., the 2026 Year of the Horse beast for Moyu Pocket Edition) — driving ongoing player engagement and monetization. The primary customer base is Chinese-speaking PC and mobile gamers interested in MMORPG, MOBA, and wuxia RPG experiences.

Name

99.com

Legal name

福建网龙计算机网络信息技术有限公司

Website

https://99.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

1999

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

5,001–10,000 employees

Short description

99.com is the online gaming portal of NetDragon subsidiary Fujian NetDragon, operating self-developed Chinese MMORPG and MOBA franchises — Moyu, Heroes Evolved, and Conquer — across PC and mobile with cross-platform data sync and free-to-play in-game monetization.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Online Gaming

NAICS

Amusement Parks and Arcades (7131), Media Streaming Distribution Services, Social Networks, and Other Media Networks and Content Providers (516210)

SIC

Services-Miscellaneous Amusement & Recreation (7990)

akta.pro primary industry

In-Game Item Marketplaces & Trading Platforms (MPAFACAJ)

akta.pro secondary industry

Virtual Goods & Digital Item Commerce (skins, cosmetics, DLC) (MPAFAJAF)

Keywords

• Online gaming platform
• MMORPG games
• MOBA games
• Mobile gaming
• Free-to-play games

Headquarters

HQ city

Fuzhou

HQ country

China

HQ region

Asia

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Software

Cost components

Technology or R&D, Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

Core offering

99.com is a Chinese online game entertainment portal operated by NetDragon (福建网龙) that develops, publishes, and operates self-developed PC and mobile online games. Its portfolio centers on three flagship franchises — the MMORPG 魔域 (Moyu/Eudemons) with mobile and cross-platform variants, the MOBA 英魂之刃 (Heroes Evolved) with mobile and strategy editions, and the martial arts MMORPG 征服 (Conquer) with a mobile companion — plus additional casual titles. Revenue is generated via free-to-play gameplay monetized through in-game virtual currency (魔石) and item purchases.

Product overview

99.com is a digital entertainment portal operated by NetDragon (网龙网络公司, NETDRAGON WEBSOFT INC.), offering a portfolio of PC and mobile online games. The platform centers on three flagship game series — the MMORPG '魔域 (Moyu/Eudemons)' with its cross-platform and mobile spin-offs (魔域口袋版 and 魔域互通版), the MOBA '英魂之刃 (Heroes Evolved)' with its mobile and strategy variants (英魂之刃口袋版, 英魂之刃战略版), and the martial arts MMORPG '征服 (Conquer)' with its mobile companion '口袋征服'. Additional titles include '开心' and '机战'. The platform also provides client downloads, recharge services, customer support, and community forums, serving Chinese-speaking gamers across both desktop and mobile environments.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• 魔域 (Mythic Realm/Eudemons): Multi-platform MMORPG featuring pet cultivation, dungeon raids, and competitive PvP.
• 英魂之刃 (Heroes Evolved)
• 征服 (Conquer)
• 魔域口袋版 (Mythic Realm Pocket Edition)
• 魔域互通版 (Mythic Realm Cross-Platform)
• 英魂之刃口袋版 (Heroes Evolved Pocket Edition)
• 口袋征服 (Pocket Conquer)

Products and services

• 魔域 (Moyu / Eudemons) A dual-platform (PC and mobile) MMORPG featuring pet/beast cultivation, dungeon raids, combat power mechanics, and PvP battles. The flagship title of 99.com with cross-platform data synchronization.
• 魔域口袋版 (Moyu Pocket Edition) Mobile version of 魔域 (Moyu), inheriting a decade of the original game's classics as the official mobile flagship title.
• 魔域互通版 (Moyu Interoperable Edition) Mobile port of 魔域's PC version with full data interoperability with the desktop game, allowing players to access the same gameplay on mobile.
• 英魂之刃 (Heroes Evolved) A Chinese-style MOBA (Multiplayer Online Battle Arena) game awarded the 'Best Self-Developed Esports Project in China'.
• 英魂之刃口袋版 (Heroes Evolved Mobile) Mobile MOBA game preserving classic MOBA mechanics including high/low terrain, fog of war, teleportation, and active equipment skills in 5v5 battles.
• 英魂之刃战略版 (Heroes Evolved Strategy Edition) Strategy variant of the 英魂之刃 (Heroes Evolved) franchise, available on the 99.com platform.
• 征服 (Conquer) Fantasy martial arts MMORPG featuring 12 diverse classes, personalized skill combinations, and exploration of a wuxia (martial arts) world. Recently introduced the new 侠客 (Wanderer) class.
• 口袋征服 (Conquer Mobile) Mobile martial arts RPG featuring stylish costumes, real-time combat, and an immersive wuxia experience.
• 开心 (Kaixin) Casual game listed on the 99.com platform.
• 机战 (Jizhan / Mecha Wars) Sci-fi/mech-themed game listed on the 99.com platform.

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

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AI maturity

App detail

Feature1 record

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Direct peers

• NetEase Games: One of China's two largest game publishers, operating MMORPGs (Fantasy Westward Journey), MOBAs, and mobile titles. Directly comparable to 99.com as a Chinese self-publishing PC + mobile gaming operator competing for the same gamer segments.
• Perfect World Games: Chinese publisher of PC and mobile MMORPGs (Perfect World, Tower of Fantasy). Closely comparable self-publishing model with cross-platform MMORPG focus, competing for similar PC gamer segments in China.
• Moonton: Chinese mobile MOBA developer (Mobile Legends: Bang Bang). Directly competes with Heroes Evolved in the mobile MOBA category, particularly in Southeast Asia.
• Shanda Games: Historic Chinese MMORPG publisher (Legend of Mir) with cross-platform mobile strategy. Comparable as a legacy Chinese PC-MMORPG operator with active mobile extensions.
• Giant Network (巨人网络): Chinese self-developed game publisher (Zhu Xian, Journey of Wukong). Comparable as a Chinese PC and mobile game publisher with proprietary MMORPG/MOBA-style IP targeting Chinese-speaking gamers.
• Changyou (搜狐畅游): Chinese PC MMORPG publisher (Tian Long Ba Bu) with mobile extensions. Closely comparable as a self-published Chinese MMORPG operator with cross-platform iterations and similar demographic.
• Kingsoft (Seasun): Chinese game publisher operating JX Online and other MMORPGs, with both PC and mobile presence. Comparable legacy PC-MMORPG-to-mobile strategy and self-publishing model to 99.com.
• Snail Games: Chinese developer/publisher of cross-platform MMORPGs (ARK, Age of Wushu). Comparable PC-mobile cross-play MMORPG strategy and self-publishing model.

Broad incumbents

• Tencent Games: China's largest game publisher (Honor of Kings, League of Legends). Competes with 99.com across MMORPG, MOBA, and mobile game categories but operates at far greater scale and owns core MOBA/Esports IP.
• miHoYo / HoYoverse: Major Chinese game developer (Genshin Impact, Honkai). Operates PC + mobile + console cross-platform games with strong monetization; competes for the same Chinese gamer wallet share as 99.com.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

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Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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