Webzen has showcased intellectual property (IP)-based content, including the original soundtrack (OST) and a web novel, for Tervis, a subculture game currently under in-house development. Two tracks featured in the animation promotional video were officially released as digital singles, and Tervis has been introduced through various channels such as participating in Japan's Comiket and serializing a web novel.

On the 28th, Webzen released two OST tracks for Tervis as a single album on major music platforms including YouTube Music and Melon. The unveiled tracks are 'The Prayer of Tervis' and 'Dream in Blue'. These songs were partially featured in the Tervis animation promotional video, and the full tracks are now available for listening through the digital release.

'The Prayer of Tervis' consists of vocal and instrumental versions, with voice actress Kim Bona participating in the Korean vocals and singer Niwa Shiori in the Japanese vocals. Meanwhile, 'Dream in Blue' features singer and voice actress Asaka, who took charge of the lyrics and vocals directly in Japan.

Alongside the music release, Webzen has continuously presented various game-based contents to raise IP awareness throughout the development period. Specifically, in July of this year, the company participated in Japan's largest subculture event, Comiket, for the fifth consecutive time to introduce the game's main characters and content. Furthermore, in September, the serialization of the web novel 'Tervis: Omnipotent Implementer', based on the universe of Tervis, began via Naver Series.

Additional information regarding the marketing activities for Tervis can be found official social media.