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Game IPs move off-screen as physical trading cards roll out
Game companies that grew around online and mobile titles are expanding into physical trading card games, aiming to extend use of their intellectual property beyond screen time and attract collectors and offline users. Krafton is preparing a PUBG: Battlegrounds card game with Cardmonster, while Riot Games will launch its LoL-themed Riftbound in South Korea in September. The article also outlines standalone and IP-alliance models and says long-term success depends on building a player ecosystem.
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Smilegate opens pre-registration page for new collectible RPG Miraesi
Smilegate has opened a pre-registration page for its new collectible role-playing game, Miraesi: The Unseen Future, as it steps up efforts to target the global subculture market. The company said the campaign was set up to mark its participation in Anime Expo 2026, North America\'s largest subculture festival. The title is being developed by Control9 and is planned for release on PC and mobile platforms. The release schedule has not been decided.
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Shift Up Q1 operating profit 21.5 billion won, down 18.1 percent
Shift Up said on Sunday its first-quarter operating profit fell 18.1 percent from a year earlier to 21.5 billion won, even as sales rose 12 percent to 47.3 billion won. Net profit rose 40.8 percent to 37.8 billion won. The company said profitability weakened as operating expenses increased and revenue from key IPs fell from the previous quarter. Operating expenses rose 61.4 percent year on year to 25.8 billion won.
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Small game developers in South Korea falter as weak launches shake survival model
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Krafton CEO Kim Chang-han tops Korean games industry pay rankings
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Shift Up posts record 181.1 billion won operating profit in 2025
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Stellar Blade tops Steam hack-and-slash revenue rankings, 6.1 million copies sold
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Shift Up gives all staff 5 million won and Apple devices