Business Division Head Kang Dong-ki: Netmarble is preparing several titles with a multi-platform approach in mind. If it fits the game's DNA, we might develop console-exclusive titles or expand existing ones. As we are also working on mobile MMORPGs, our strategy is to diversify across platforms.

Lead Director Kim Min-kyun: We put significant effort into controller support during development. Since this is an action-heavy game, we wanted to ensure the tactile feel and precision are spot-on with a gamepad.

Business Division Head Kang Dong-ki: As we stated at last year's G-Star, we are targeting a release in the second half of this year. We plan to proceed with the schedule, including additional closed beta testing immediately following TGS. Regarding monetization, we want to ensure it feels fair to fans of character-collection games. We are listening to feedback to reach a point where players feel 'happy to play and comfortable spending'.

Lead Director Kim Min-kyun: We received quite a bit of feedback from the press and players regarding the story. We are actively improving the early game narrative to better meet player expectations.

Business Division Head Kang Dong-ki: While the Korean market is crucial given the original IP's history, Japan has a huge appetite for action RPGs. We have carefully considered what Japanese players look for—highlighting our characters, catering to local sensibilities, and putting the cute mascot 'Yaongi' front and centre.

Business Division Head Kang Dong-ki: We have been alternating between reveals and testing. We don't want to just communicate through trailers; we believe in showing the actual game. Communication should be about the core experience. We want to present the real thing, listen to what works and what doesn't, and iterate. The goal is a game that we ourselves are satisfied with.

Lead Director Kim Min-kyun: We've received a lot of feedback. We're planning to show a broader story spanning two full episodes, and we've bolstered the fun factors in dungeons and raid content.

Production Director Lee Dong-jo: We've put a lot of development effort into acting on the feedback we've received. I encourage players to focus on the combat feel and enjoyment. We've also added a feature where the Monster Ring can directly participate in combat, which we'll be showcasing in the next service and test.

Business Division Head Kang Dong-ki: We are including original characters for nostalgic fans and have reinforced the lore and settings to provide deeper characterization. The signature three-person tag action is back, evolved into a party-play style where characters stay on the field even after tagging out.

Business Division Head Kang Dong-ki: Given the massive love the IP received in Korea, we expect a strong showing there. We are also looking at markets like Japan and the US, where our character designs have global appeal. We're even considering appearances at events like the Brazil Game Show to reach as many global players as possible.

Production Director Lee Dong-jo: We're still discussing it internally. We aren't focusing on competitive PvP. We want to center the end-game on individual challenges, personal achievement, and milestones.

Lead Director Kim Min-kyun: It's hard to reveal details yet. It is definitely PvE-centric, designed so players can utilize the characters and Monster Rings they've nurtured with affection.

Business Division Head Kang Dong-ki: We are ambitious with our revenue targets. However, more than hitting numbers, our goal is to cement 'Monster Taming' as a brand and have it loved by global players unfamiliar with the original. We are gathering feedback to create characters everyone can adore. Revenue is important, but our primary goal is for MON-GIL to be a beloved game.

Lead Director Kim Min-kyun: The design of the characters was a hot topic. We received a lot of positive feedback on how attractive they are, which keeps us motivated. The combat feel also received memorable praise.

Production Director Lee Dong-jo: I'd say the same. We spent a long time iterating on character designs. However, we realized that without a strong narrative, the charm doesn't translate. The feedback really helped us reinforce the story aspect.

Business Division Head Kang Dong-ki: It's not a development issue. We need to coordinate with platform holders, and we're just responding in the right order. Platform expansion will happen sequentially, but it's hard to disclose a specific date right now.

Lead Director Kim Min-kyun: Update plans will focus on new characters and their associated narratives. Rather than forcing players to grind for specs at launch, we want to prioritize updates that let players fall in love with the characters.

Production Director Lee Dong-jo: We are still in development, focused on making the game we want to make. We are building a version that reflects our development intent. User feedback is invaluable. Please keep sharing your thoughts.

Lead Director Kim Min-kyun: We receive so much encouragement through positive feedback after every test. We are pondering the shortcomings internally and working hard to address them. We will do our best to present a polished, high-quality game.

Business Division Head Kang Dong-ki: Please keep the feedback coming, and while you're playing, please take a look at the characters' eyes.