Do you have a source for that? From the article it sounds like the expectation is that all games should be implementing mechanisms to limit this. But that could just be poor reporting by Reuters ( not unsurprising for a breaking foreign government regulation change like this )
> Online game providers can only offer one-hour services to minors from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, as well as on official holidays, according to the document made public on Monday.
> [...]
> The official said that parents and minors can decide on by themselves how long the children will play other games that are conducive to minors' growth, except online games.
> The notice also states that companies must strictly implement the real-name registration and login system in their games and not provide access to video games for those who are unregistered.
But nothing clarifying if they have drawn any distinction between online games that require a persistent connection to servers to function and “offline” games that are stand alone single player experiences with no online connectivity required.
