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Wemade Max reorganises development structure around core projects

Wemade Max said on Wednesday it is reorganising its development system to strengthen game development competitiveness amid changes in the global market. It is reviewing the roles of development teams and project strategies and shifting resources to core projects such as Mir5 and Project T. The company also plans to bolster development and operations for the live-service title Mir4, expand staffing for PC and console projects including Midnight Walkers, and increase adoption of AI-based tools and automation.

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Wemade steps up \'one build\' strategy, starting with \'Night Crows 2\' simultaneous Korea-global launch

Wemade will implement a \'one build\' strategy for simultaneous launches in South Korea and global markets from this year, aiming to optimise development resources and maximise early global momentum. It reported 2025 consolidated revenue of 614 billion won, operating profit of 10.7 billion won and a net loss of 28.0 billion won. The company is developing about 20 titles and is reviewing an in-house payment system. It is also stepping up work on a won-based stablecoin.

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Wemade Max posts 2025 revenue of 148.8 billion won, up 98.5 percent

Wemade Max says its 2025 consolidated revenue rose 98.5 percent from a year earlier to 148.8 billion won, supported by the inclusion of Mad Engine as a subsidiary and growth in existing intellectual property. It says Mad Engine title \"Night Crows\" drove performance, with cumulative sales topping 650.0 billion won. The company posts an operating loss of 48.7 billion won and cites higher costs tied to staffing and new titles. It plans new releases across multiple genres.