Netmarble hosted a media preview for its G-Star 2025 titles at 'G-Tower', its headquarters in Guro-gu, Seoul, on the 5th.

This event was designed to give members of the press an early look and hands-on time with the titles ahead of the official G-Star 2025 opening on the 13th. The company unveiled playable builds for four new projects: The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin, Monster Taming: Star Dive, Solo Leveling: Karma, and Project Evilbane.

The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin is an open-world action RPG based on the globally popular manga 'The Seven Deadly Sins', which has sold over 55 million copies worldwide. It features a multiverse-based original story, allowing players to meet characters from the original 'The Seven Deadly Sins' and 'Four Knights of the Apocalypse', alongside brand-new original characters.

At G-Star, the team will showcase a story mode, an open-world mode for exploring the continent of Britannia, and a boss time-attack challenge featuring three demons from the original work.

Netmarble F&C Producer Do-hyung Koo remarked, "The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin brings the continent of Britannia to life as an open world, complete with various exploration elements, gimmicks, and a world designed for deep narrative immersion. We intend to refine the game’s quality based on the feedback we receive from players." The game is slated for a simultaneous global release on PC, PS5, and mobile on January 28 next year.

Monster Taming: Star Dive is the successor to the 2013 mobile collectible RPG 'Monster Taming'. It boasts Unreal Engine 5 visuals, a three-member party real-time tag system, and a 'Monster Ring Collecting' feature that allows for the capture, collection, and synthesis of monsters. It will be released as a multi-platform title for both PC and mobile.

At the G-Star booth, attendees can experience the early story and boss raid content. Additionally, Netmarble will reveal two launch teaser trailers and a preview of a new episode region.

Notably, they are debuting a new region called 'Sura', which captures the unique aesthetics of Korea, alongside the 'Naksan' village. Players will get to see 21 characters, including new Korea-inspired designs. The stage show will also feature the bosses 'Hanul' and the Korean goblin 'Dueoksini'.

Netmarble Monster Producer Dong-jo Lee stated, "We value communication with our players above all else and are polishing the game by actively reflecting the feedback from previous tests. We will continue to listen intently to your input, so please keep the suggestions and support coming."

Solo Leveling: Karma is a roguelite action RPG currently in development for mobile and PC. Based on the Solo Leveling anime, it focuses on a narrative where 'Sung Jinwoo', having returned to the past using the 'Cup of Reincarnation'—a detail not fully explored in the original—endures a 27-year war against the Monarchs in the cracks between dimensions.

With a quarter-view perspective, players can utilise the terrain to unleash Jinwoo’s exhilarating combat style. You can choose from weapons with distinct traits and explore dimensional rifts while taking down bosses. The G-Star build features both story content and time-attack events.

Netmarble Neo Producer Do-hyung Kwon noted, "We aim to deliver the ultimate roguelite action experience by combining the excitement of combat that feels fresh every time with the unique flair of the Solo Leveling franchise. We are committed to incorporating player feedback to ensure the game is as polished as possible."

Project Evilbane is a 3rd-person co-op action game developed by Netmarble Monster. Set in a dark fantasy world, the story follows a squad on a mission to rebuild humanity and face off against the demon legions of the Demon King. Up to four players can form a team to infiltrate the battlefield, complete various missions, and challenge even higher-difficulty objectives.

Netmarble Monster Planning Team Leader Dong-soo Choi said, "Project Evilbane is a high-quality PC and console co-op action game built on Unreal Engine 5, and we are pursuing a development process that involves the players. We plan to keep elevating the quality based on your feedback, so please show your interest and support." The game will be playable at G-Star using PC Xbox controllers and the latest UMPC, the 'ROG Ally X'.

Meanwhile, Netmarble will exhibit five new titles at G-Star 2025, which kicks off on the 13th at BEXCO in Busan. The Netmarble pavilion will feature 112 booths and 145 demo stations for visitors to try out the new games.

All titles will be available to play on Samsung Electronics monitors and mobile devices. Notably, Monster Taming: Star Dive will be showcased on the 'Odyssey 3D' glasses-free 3D monitor, while Solo Leveling: Karma will be playable on the Galaxy S25 Ultra and tablets.

Furthermore, the central stage will host various live events, including influencer matches and virtual YouTuber demonstrations. An outdoor booth will offer an event to experience the 'Divine Right' (Sin-gwon), a key element of the unannounced new title Sol: enchant.

For more information, please visit the official Netmarble G-Star 2025 website.