Neptune plans to expand its WeChat game lineup, deepen cooperation with major platforms, and solidify Gunner Cat as a successful IP by leveraging its H5 lightweighting/stabilization technology and existing distribution on Toss, KakaoTalk, Kakao Pay, and One Store.

Neptune converted Idle Cat Gunner into an HTML5 game and launched it on WeChat Mini Games in China, expanding service in the Chinese market.

Neptune is broadening its H5 game distribution internationally to include Japan’s LINE Mini App, Crazy Games, and Yandex Games, in addition to its current platforms.

In China, the mobile version launched with Esigame generated about $1.2 million in revenue in a little over a month, while in the United States cumulative revenue surpassed $4.2 million since launch.

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Gunner Cat has reached 6.5 million cumulative downloads and 25 billion won in global revenue, with prior China sales of about $1.2 million in a month and over $4.2 million in the US since launch.

Idle Cat Gunner’s title has achieved 6.5 million cumulative global downloads and 25 billion won in revenue.

WeChat Mini Games, operated by Tencent, is a major Chinese platform with about 500 million monthly active users who spend over 60 minutes daily, hosting around 20,000 titles and serving as a core H5 distribution channel.

WeChat Mini Games currently attracts roughly 500 million MAU, with users averaging more than 60 minutes of daily play and about 20,000 games in service.

This move follows Gunner Cat’s global success and signals a strategic push to broaden China-related service channels and strengthen its position in the global H5 market.