Lilith Games
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Lilith Games is a Chinese game company whose founder Wang Xinwen was identified by IDG as one of the "new-generation entrepreneurial forces" the firm backed early, alongside Bilibili's Xu Yi and Hey Tea's Nie Yunchen . The company runs a university game studio incubation program that has served as a launchpad for young developers—one participant, a communication engineering major who had been competing in DJI's RoboMaster robotics contest, described the experience as shaping how he thinks about player empathy and iterative design . Alumni of Lilith have gone on to founding roles elsewhere in the industry: Roi, the 1990s-born founder of AI entertainment startup "Mujian," previously worked there as a game producer and lead planner on multiple national-level titles before stints at ByteDance's education line and LiblibAI .
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