Pearl Abyss announced in its earnings report on the 12th that it recorded 328.5 billion KRW in revenue, 212.1 billion KRW in operating profit, and 170 billion KRW in net profit for the first quarter of 2026 on a consolidated basis.

The company achieved its highest quarterly revenue to date, driven by the global success of its new title, Crimson Desert. Revenue increased by 419.8% year-on-year and 382.4% quarter-on-quarter. Operating profit surged by 2,584.8% year-on-year and 30,200% quarter-on-quarter. Net profit increased by 2,107.8% year-on-year and turned to a surplus compared to the previous quarter.

Overseas revenue accounted for 94% of the total in Q1. North America and Europe made up 81% of this, with Crimson Desert leading the global success. By IP, Black Desert generated 61.6 billion KRW, while Crimson Desert contributed 266.5 billion KRW.

Crimson Desert's revenue split by platform is 50% for console and 50% for PC. Since its launch, the game has been enhancing its quality and user experience through rapid updates, including difficulty adjustments, control refinements, and content and UI improvements. It continues to maintain a 'Very Positive' rating on the global platform Steam.

Black Desert PC celebrated its 10th anniversary of service in North America and Europe by hosting user events in the US and Spain, maintaining stable service through consistent content updates. The console version successfully held its 6th-anniversary cross-play event and Master Class tournament. The mobile version achieved solid results based on the introduction of a PC client and a large-scale remaster update.