Devsisters reported a wider loss in the first quarter as its existing titles stabilised at lower levels and new releases underperformed. The company said preliminary revenue under K-IFRS fell 2 percent from the previous quarter to 58.5 billion won. It posted an operating loss of 17.4 billion won and a net loss of 15.1 billion won. Devsisters plans companywide management reforms and second-half game launches to seek a turnaround.

Nexon will recruit offline attendees for its Nexon Developer Conference (NDC), a game knowledge-sharing event, and expand lectures centered on artificial intelligence. It will hold NDC 2026 for three days from June 16 to 18 around its Pangyo headquarters in Seongnam and accept registrations on a first-come, first-served basis from May 19 to 21 via its official website. The event will run 51 sessions and feature speakers from major companies.