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Netmarble Eyes Seven New Games Starting Late 2025 — Big Slate Ahead

Netmarble is moving full speed ahead with plans to release seven new titles from the second half of 2025 onward, reaffirming its commitment despite market challenges. Key projects include Vampir, The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin, and Mongil: STAR DIVE, among others.

Breaking down the strategy

CEO Kim Byung-kyu emphasized a selection-and-focus strategy—prioritizing key titles to accelerate their release timelines, even if delays remain possible. The goal is clear: deliver high-impact games faster than competitors. While RF Online and Seven Knights Rebirth drove recent performance, Netmarble acknowledges rising competition in Korea’s MMORPG market and the need to consistently meet fan expectations.

The upcoming games lineup

Expect a diverse slate:

The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin – open-world action RPG (multi-platform: mobile, PC, PlayStation)

Solo Leveling: ARISE OVERDRIVE – action RPG for PC and consoles

Seven Knights Re:BIRTH – global expansion post successful Korean launch

THE KING OF FIGHTERS AFK, StoneAge: Pet World, MONGIL: STAR DIVE – slated for global release

Vampir and Project SOL – focused launches in Korea

Gamers can soon expect major content variety: nostalgic remakes, strong IP adaptations, and strategic new titles. Developers and investors will want to watch which games gain traction, especially as Netmarble aims to repeat the success of its recent hits.

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