Wemade Max, 'Lost Sword' global pre-registration begins

Wemade Max (Respective Representatives Son Myeon-seok and Lee Gil-hyung) announced on the 20th that it will begin accepting global pre-registrations for the subculture mobile RPG 'Lost Sword'.



Lost Sword, serviced by subsidiary Wemade Connect (CEO Lee Ho-dae) and developed by Codecat (CEO Kim Je-heon), was first released in the Korean market in January of this year and achieved first place in the mobile subculture RPG genre in terms of downloads and sales in just 50 days. It is differentiated through its high degree of completion utilizing idle RPG elements and diverse content.



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Lost Sword's global launch is scheduled for July, and the specific timing will be announced later through the brand site and SNS channels. In addition, it is preparing to launch in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau in the second half of this year, and plans to launch the service in cooperation with promising local publishers.



Kim Je-heon, CEO of Codecat, said, "High optimization that can be run on various devices, burden-free game progression, and high-quality character design are Lost Sword's specialized competitiveness that can be loved in any region around the world." He added, "We will continue to present content that can satisfy both domestic and international users."





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