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Korean game makers rewrite global playbook, moving beyond \'test in Korea then go overseas\'

South Korean game companies are changing how they pursue overseas markets. Instead of first proving a game in Korea and then launching abroad, they are now targeting global PC and console markets from the development stage and reflecting overseas user reactions in game quality and release strategy. At Gamescom 2026 in Cologne, firms including Krafton, NCSoft, Kakao Games and Com2uS Holdings showed new genres and conducted demos to gather feedback.

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Korean game makers diversify growth beyond mobile MMORPGs to PC, console and overseas

South Korean game makers are expanding growth beyond mobile MMORPGs into overseas markets, PC and console, and casual genres. Pearl Abyss and Krafton posted sharp gains as global PC and console titles lifted sales. Netmarble, NC and Nexon added overseas, platform and genre revenues while maintaining core franchises. Kakao Games and Devsisters pursued diversification but reported quarterly losses, highlighting that rising sales do not automatically translate into higher profit.

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Nexon posts record first-half revenue of 2.56 trillion won, driven by MapleStory and Arc Raiders

Nexon said growth in the MapleStory franchise and the success of Arc Raiders helped it post record first-half revenue, operating profit and net profit. Second-quarter revenue rose 2 percent to 1.14 trillion won, while operating profit fell 17 percent and net profit jumped 77 percent. First-half revenue reached 2.56 trillion won. Nexon also plans a 3 trillion won special dividend in late September and provided third-quarter guidance ranges.