Samsung D-Krafton Unveils OLED Gaming Experience Zone at MWC

Samsung Display announced on the 4th that it is hosting an exhibition where visitors can experience 'Dark & ​​Darker Mobile' on OLED in collaboration with game company Krafton at 'MWC 2025' that opened in Barcelona, ​​Spain on the 3rd (local time). The 'Dark & ​​Darker



Mobile' experience zone at Samsung Display's booth at 'MWC 2025' is filled with visitors. [Photo = Samsung Display]



Samsung Display has set up a game experience zone called 'The Winning Edge' where visitors can enjoy 'Dark & ​​Darker Mobile' with the Galaxy S25 and Galaxy Z Fold6. 'Dark



& ​​Darker Mobile', scheduled for a global release in the first half of this year, is an extraction RPG (role-playing game) where players fight monsters and escape from dungeons, a space of exploration and battle, set in a medieval fantasy world.



This game is garnering much anticipation from gamers around the world, with 10,000 participants in just three days after its opening at 'Gamescom 2024' held in Cologne, Germany in August last year.



A Samsung Display official said, "OLED, with its HDR and low-tone expressiveness, will provide the optimal mobile gaming environment by expressing even the movements of monsters in dark dungeons in detail, increasing the sense of immersion in the game."



Meanwhile, Dark & ​​Darker Mobile is currently accepting pre-registrations for a global official launch in the first half of the year following its soft launch in the North American market in February.





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