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Netmarble\'s \'Mon Gil: Star Dive\' takes aim at global market
Netmarble is targeting global players with \'Mon Gil: Star Dive\', a sequel to \'Monster Taming\'. Developers said the action RPG inherits the original\'s feel while lowering entry barriers and sharpening combat controls. The game is set for a simultaneous PC and mobile launch worldwide on April 15, excluding China and Vietnam. Executives outlined pricing and acquisition mechanics, highlighted an East Asian-themed region, and said the title will expand to consoles after launch.
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Netmarble to launch \'Mongil: Star Dive\' globally on April 15
Netmarble said on Wednesday it will officially launch its new monster-taming action role-playing game \'Mongil: Star Dive\' on April 15 for PC and mobile platforms worldwide, excluding China and Vietnam. The title is a sequel to the 2013 mobile collection RPG \'Monster Taming.\' Ahead of release, the game underwent two closed beta tests and appeared at major events including Gamescom and Tokyo Game Show.
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KOCCA to invest 23.6 billion won in game production support this year; applications open until March 3
South Korea’s Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korea Creative Content Agency will invest 23.6 billion won this year to help commercialise domestic games and support overseas expansion. The 2026 programme will back about 82 projects across general games, functional games and AI games. General game support totals 19.3 billion won, including a new mobile “launch type” track allowing up to two consecutive years of funding.
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Netmarble revamps \'Mongil: Star Dive\' brand site
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Com2uS bets on \'super IP\' strategy this year, expands globally with Japanese anime
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Netmarble delays The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin to March to improve quality
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JoyCity to attend Taipei Game Show 2026 to show Biohazard Survival Unit