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Sales rise but profitability slips for game firms in third quarter

Major South Korean game companies are expected to post mixed results in the third quarter this year. Krafton, Nexon and Netmarble are forecast to lift revenue but see operating profit decline as costs rise. NCSoft is expected to return to operating profit on stronger sales, though profit is seen down from the previous quarter. Kakao Games is projected to post weaker revenue and a wider operating loss as sales from existing games fall and new releases are absent.

Games & Commerce

Krafton to scout and nurture \'fun games\' as it seeks to move beyond PUBG focus

Krafton is seeking to reinvent itself as a company that discovers and develops fun games, with a strategy to foster promising titles into franchises regardless of genre or IP. At Gamescom 2026 in Cologne, it unveiled five new games spanning multiple genres and development approaches. The company says it is pursuing a publishing strategy built on challenging genre conventions, working with external studios and reinterpreting existing franchises, while strengthening a repeatable system to find, validate and scale up franchise IP.

Games & Commerce

Korean game makers diversify growth beyond mobile MMORPGs to PC, console and overseas

South Korean game makers are expanding growth beyond mobile MMORPGs into overseas markets, PC and console, and casual genres. Pearl Abyss and Krafton posted sharp gains as global PC and console titles lifted sales. Netmarble, NC and Nexon added overseas, platform and genre revenues while maintaining core franchises. Kakao Games and Devsisters pursued diversification but reported quarterly losses, highlighting that rising sales do not automatically translate into higher profit.