Mgame said on March 20 it held a “2026 Vision Briefing” at its headquarters on March 19 and unveiled plans to expand its existing games business and a roadmap for new businesses.

Mgame will roll out updates for live games such as “Yulgang Online” and “Knight Online.” It also unveiled for the first time “ProjectZ,” a multiplatform role-playing game with a hybrid world setting that combines ancient civilizations and martial arts. It introduced artificial intelligence (AI) incubating from planning through visualisation.

In the first half of this year, it will release an idle RPG “GwiHon Raising” equipped with a user-generated content (UGC) system, and it aims to launch an RPG based on the Naver Webtoon “Strongest Legend Kang Hae-hyo” within the year. It will also renew intellectual property (IP) such as “Punglimhwasan” and “Queens Knights” and launch them in stages.

It also launched Wizgate, a dedicated subsidiary for game development incorporating blockchain and AI technologies and for building a web3 platform. It will build a web3 gaming ecosystem centred on the NUMINE project. NUMINE is listed on Gate.io, KuCoin, BingX and Gopax.

It is also building an “AI and robot one-stop commerce platform” that automates the entire store operation process, including kiosks, point-of-sale (POS) systems, inventory management, delivery robots, cooking robots, enterprise resource planning (ERP) and theft prevention based on AI video analysis. It is conducting proof-of-concept work at a total of 20 stores in Kazakhstan, including directly operated and franchised outlets, and plans to expand distribution at home and abroad, including in the food and beverage (F&B) sector.

To respond to rapid population ageing, it also set a goal of building an “integrated silver healthcare monitoring platform” that collects diagnostic data such as blood pressure, blood sugar, gait analysis, lung capacity, dementia and stress, and uses AI to predict individual health risks.

The core system, “Bodeum Care,” is an ERP system that integrates beneficiary management and accounting for institutions such as day-and-night care centres and nursing homes. It collects bio data through the internet of things (IoT). It aims to distribute the system to more than 200 external institutions in 2026.

Kwon Yi-hyung (권이형), Mgame’s CEO, said, “2026 will be the first year to deliver real future synergies through platform development in which our long-accumulated IT capabilities are deeply fused into the commerce and silver healthcare sectors, along with domestic and overseas growth in the games business.” He added, “Based on a solid financial structure, we will successfully diversify our business portfolio and maximise corporate value.”