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Korean game makers seek breakthrough on consoles as mobile growth slows

South Korean game companies are increasingly turning to consoles as growth in mobile games slows. A Korea Creative Content Agency report showed console game exports rose 15.1 percent in 2024 to $213.76 million, the fastest growth among platforms, while PC game exports fell. Recent sales successes, including Pearl Abyss’ Crimson Desert, have reinforced the shift. Companies are expanding multi-platform lineups, though revenue structures and long development cycles pose challenges.

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Wemade Max shifts to sole CEO Son Myeon-seok, reorganises around five key studios

Wemade Max said on March 24 it will switch to a sole CEO structure under Son Myeon-seok and reorganise around five key studios. The company said the move aims to strengthen execution of its 2026 global portfolio strategy and speed decision-making on key intellectual property and strategic projects. Co-CEO Lee Gil-hyeong will remain on the board and focus on subsidiary Lightcon. Wemade Next CEO Park Jung-soo will resign, with Seong Jeong-guk appointed as successor.

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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.