Domestic games market estimate
US$1.66bn
2025 estimate reported by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism; not a national-accounts measure.[3]
Market
Vietnam is a national games and esports market with a growing locally developed mobile-game export sector and an established professional esports footprint. Government-published industry reporting puts the 2025 domestic games market at an estimated US$1.66bn; the estimate is attributed rather than a national-accounts measure.

A sourced operational overview, not legal advice. Requirements should be rechecked before launch.
Topic
Online-game publishing
Current position
The government’s official online-game portal describes licensing and content-approval requirements for G1 online-game services under the current framework.[2]
Commercial implication
Operators should verify current rules and license conditions with the regulator before launch; the national framework is distinct from esports event operations.
Domestic operators connect licensed game services, publishing and competitive ecosystems.
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