Qixi – known as China’s Valentine’s Day – is leveling up in the gaming world 🎮❤️. From epic in-game proposals in JX3 Online to Genshin Impact’s heart-shaped quests, developers are weaving festival vibes into your favorite titles.
At JX3’s 16th anniversary carnival on August 29, 2025, a player popped the question live in front of hundreds and thousands more online. Talk about #CoupleGoals! This moment shows how virtual spaces in the Chinese mainland gaming scene can spark real-life milestones and friendships ✨.
Popular hits like Genshin Impact, Honor of Kings, and Delta Force: Hawk Ops joined the Qixi party with themed skins, quests, and storylines. Industry pros call this the "festival economy" – blending culture, community, and yes, some in-app spending. But for many players across South and Southeast Asia, it’s more about legendary love tales than wallets 💸.
“I never even noticed Qixi before playing JX3, but now I plan my avatar’s date nights!” says Mo Dao, a seasoned JX3 fan. It’s proof that classic traditions can thrive in virtual realms, connecting players across borders.
Whether you’re grinding for rewards or celebrating with fellow gamers, Qixi in the gameverse is a fresh way to honor love – one pixel at a time ✨.
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