LINE Games announced on the 8th that it will host an online showcase titled 'LINE Games Beyond' on the 14th. Through this event, the company plans to unveil information on new titles and share its vision based on content diversification and platform expansion. The showcase will be available for anyone to watch on the official LINE Games YouTube channel starting at 6:00 PM on the 14th.

The core themes of this showcase are 'content scalability' and 'platform diversification.' LINE Games is moving away from its mobile-centric lineup structure to expand its PC portfolio, aiming to penetrate the global market in earnest. Furthermore, the company will present a new vision that will serve as a growth engine through these key titles.

The showcase will feature five new titles for PC and console. These new titles, encompassing both in-house developments and publishing projects, are characterized by their diversity and solid gameplay, not limited to any specific genre.

First, 'Ember and Blade,' which adds hack-and-slash action to the survivor genre, will be introduced. The co-op comedy horror 'QUIET' and the sci-fi horror 'CODE EXIT,' set in a futuristic city, will also be presented.

A casual lineup emphasizing mass-market appeal will also be unveiled. Detailed information will be released for 'Come to my party!', a black comedy visual novel that evokes nostalgia for school days in the late 90s, and 'Hamster Talk,' an idle game emphasizing the bond with a cute hamster.

A representative from LINE Games stated, "This 'LINE Games Beyond' online showcase is a meaningful opportunity to present the high-quality new titles we have been preparing to our users for the first time. Beyond simply introducing titles, we plan to share our future vision and direction, so we ask for your continued interest."

Meanwhile, LINE Games will also operate experience booths for four of its new PC titles at the '2026 PlayX4' event, held at KINTEX in Ilsan from the 21st to the 24th. The playable games include 'Ember and Blade,' 'CODE EXIT,' 'QUIET,' and 'Come to my party!'.