Smilegate\'s Crossfire franchise is expanding into a premium single-player narrative game being developed by U.S. studio That\'s No Moon. The third-person strategic action-adventure centres on an uneasy alliance between two agents from opposing factions and uses an adaptive cover system that adjusts posture in real time. The story follows a linear structure, while combat emphasises tactical choices. The game is planned for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and S and PC, with no release date disclosed.

South Korea\'s National Growth Fund will support domestic AI chipmaker FuriosaAI to expand mass production and develop next-generation chips, while also providing funding to Smilegate for an AI data centre project and to SK Bioscience for vaccine development and plant expansion. The Financial Services Commission approved five projects worth 4.14 trillion won, raising the fund\'s cumulative approvals to 12.5 trillion won across 16 projects. Support also includes loans for L&F Plus and funding for switchboard maker Geunu.