Sadly but true, most non-online game developers have died in China.
But today people in China are getting richer, so if paradox adds more value over pirated-copies: perhaps better encryption, good localization, achievements, workshops and multiplayer, and lower price for China region, they may sell well.
For me I came to know paradox through HOI 2, and later EU4 (both pirated copies from Chinese websites). I found them to be very interesting and very different from the KOEI's Three Kingdom series which I like very much. After I was aware of steam I bought all their grand-strategy games during sale.
The biggest problem of selling in China is high price. But if you build up a reputation there and sell at a price closer to average people's purchasing power, some people (it's a huge market!) will buy it.
Again for me I've been playing KOEI's Three Kingdom series since I was young, and I was not able to pay for them because they're so expensive. But now as China gets richer and I started working, I bought 2 games from KOEI (still very expensive) as a gesture of support and gratitude.
But today people in China are getting richer, so if paradox adds more value over pirated-copies: perhaps better encryption, good localization, achievements, workshops and multiplayer, and lower price for China region, they may sell well.
For me I came to know paradox through HOI 2, and later EU4 (both pirated copies from Chinese websites). I found them to be very interesting and very different from the KOEI's Three Kingdom series which I like very much. After I was aware of steam I bought all their grand-strategy games during sale.
The biggest problem of selling in China is high price. But if you build up a reputation there and sell at a price closer to average people's purchasing power, some people (it's a huge market!) will buy it.
Again for me I've been playing KOEI's Three Kingdom series since I was young, and I was not able to pay for them because they're so expensive. But now as China gets richer and I started working, I bought 2 games from KOEI (still very expensive) as a gesture of support and gratitude.