Netmarble is set to showcase four new titles at G-STAR 2025, kicking off on 13 November at BEXCO in Busan.

Netmarble is pulling out all the stops with a 112-booth setup and 145 demo stations. The spotlight will be on four key titles: Project Evilbane, Solo Leveling: KARMA, The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin, and Mongil: Star Dive.

Project Evilbane, currently under development at Netmarble Monster, is a third-person co-op action game. It features Unreal Engine 5 visuals and a combat system that lets you swap between melee and ranged weapons on the fly.

The story drops you into a grim dark fantasy world where you play as a soldier fighting the Red King's demonic legion to save humanity. Teams of up to four players infiltrate the battlefield to tackle missions, with higher difficulties waiting for those brave enough to push further.

This marks the first time Project Evilbane will be playable at G-STAR. Visitors can get a hands-on experience with the G-STAR exclusive single-player mode, or head over to the event zone to watch influencers dive into co-op gameplay.

Solo Leveling: KARMA is a roguelite action RPG for mobile and PC. Based on the anime, it weaves a tale of Sung Jinwoo using the 'Cup of Reincarnation' to return to the past, covering the 27-year war between monarchs within the cracks of dimensions.

The design aims for accessibility, blending punchy, high-stakes combat with growth and farming mechanics. Thanks to its roguelite nature, every run offers a fresh combat experience and that classic collector's itch.

You'll be able to test a demo version at G-STAR. Step into the shoes of Sung Jinwoo, pick your preferred weapon, and hunt down bosses in the rifts. The build features a time-attack mode with five weapons and seven buffs to choose from; clock the fastest time and you might just see your name on the event leaderboard.

The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin is an open-world action RPG based on the massive manga hit that has sold over 55 million copies worldwide. It features a multiverse-based original story, starring characters from both 'The Seven Deadly Sins' and 'Four Knights of the Apocalypse', along with fresh game-original faces.

Expect to explore the continent of Britannia, engage in tag-team combat where swapping heroes is key, and unleash powerful combined attacks. Party play is also supported for those who prefer to explore with friends.

At G-STAR, they’re opening up the story mode, a slice of the open-world Britannia, and a boss time-attack featuring three demons from the original series. The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin is set for a global launch on PC, PS5, and mobile on 28 January next year.

Mongil: Star Dive is the successor to the 2013 mobile hit 'Monster Taming'. It boasts Unreal Engine 5 graphics, three-character party tag-team combat, and a 'Monsterling Collecting' system for catching and fusing creatures. It is being developed for mobile and PC, having recently concluded its second global closed beta test.

G-STAR attendees can sample the early story and boss raids. They are also debuting two teaser trailers and a preview of a new episode area. Keep an eye out for the new region, which is heavily inspired by Korean aesthetics alongside new themed characters.

On top of that, the outdoor booth will host an event where you can get a taste of 'Divine Power', a core mechanic in the unannounced title Sol: enchant. Developed by Alt9—a studio led by the team behind Lineage M—and published by Netmarble, it’s shaping up to be an intriguing new MMORPG.

For more information, visit the official Netmarble G-STAR website.