Wemade Max announced on the 12th that it is reorganizing its development structure to align with the changing global gaming market. The company aims to build a next-generation development environment by expanding the adoption of AI-based development and workflows. As competition centered on large-scale projects intensifies in the global market and game quality and development efficiency emerge as key competitive factors, the company is restructuring to focus its development capabilities on core projects.

For the major project 'Mir 5', the company is enhancing its quality by focusing on core development capabilities and strengthening its competitiveness by evolving the long-standing Mir IP to suit the global market. The new title 'Project T' is also undergoing a strategic reassessment to sharpen its competitive edge. 'Mir 4', currently in live service, remains a key title for global performance, and the company is continuously strengthening its development and operations to ensure stable service and enhance content competitiveness. For 'Midnight Walkers', currently available on Steam, the company plans to stabilize service and advance content through new recruitment to better engage with global users.

Wemade Max is expanding its development personnel for new projects, including the console title 'Project TAL', the mobile MMORPG 'Night Crow 2 (working title)', and the subculture-genre title 'MO TF'. The company explained that this decision is intended to enhance project competitiveness and development efficiency through the strategic redeployment of personnel, ultimately strengthening its ability to develop competitive games for the global market.

Along with this, the company is pushing to build a next-generation development environment by expanding the introduction of AI-based development tools and automation technology to improve development efficiency and content quality. Wemade Max stated that it has been utilizing generative AI tools company-wide since last year for game development research and internal tasks, and will continue to enhance development efficiency and collaborative productivity to respond to the global market.

Myeon-seok Son, CEO of Wemade Max, said, "As the global game market environment changes rapidly, game quality and development efficiency have become critical competitive factors. We will review our development strategies and concentrate our capabilities on core projects to present competitive games in the global market."