Netmarble has pulled back the curtain on its upcoming slate of titles during its Q3 earnings report. Leading the charge in Q1 are The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin and Mongil: Star Dive, part of a robust eight-game lineup scheduled for the coming year.

The details emerged during Netmarble's 2025 Q3 earnings conference call on the 6th. The publisher plans to roll out The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin, Mongil: Star Dive, Sol: enchant, Solo Leveling: Karma, Project Octopus, Evilbane, Shangri-La Frontier: Seven Best Disasters, and Stone Age Raising throughout the year.

The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin is set for a simultaneous global launch on January 28 next year across PC, PS5, and mobile. Based on the hit 'The Seven Deadly Sins' manga, this action RPG invites players to explore the continent of Britannia, swap heroes mid-combat for tactical tag-team battles, and weave together powerful combination skills based on your choice of heroes and weapons.

Mongil: Star Dive, slated for a Q1 release, acts as the successor to the 2013 mobile collection RPG 'Monster Taming'. It boasts Unreal Engine 5 visuals, real-time three-party tag combat, and a 'Monsterling' system that lets you capture, collect, and synthesise creatures. Expect it on PC, consoles, and mobile devices.

Solo Leveling: Karma is a rogue-lite action RPG currently in development for mobile and PC. Drawing from the anime, it explores the narrative of Sung Jin-woo returning to the past via the 'Cup of Reincarnation'—a period barely touched upon in the original work—to chronicle the 27-year war against the Monarchs within the cracks of dimensions.

Evilbane is a co-op action title built on the Raven IP. It utilises Unreal Engine 5 to deliver visceral combat where you swap between melee and ranged weapons on the fly. As a soldier in a dark fantasy world, you'll join a squad to rebuild humanity and clash with the Demon Legion of the Red King. It’s a four-player mission-based affair where you infiltrate the battlefield and push into higher difficulty tiers.

Sol: enchant is an MMORPG focused on the theme of 'Gods', being built by Alt9, a new studio founded by the creative minds behind Lineage M. Project Octopus is a rogue-like action RPG from Kong Studios—the team behind Guardian Tales—centred around mining-based gameplay. Lastly, Shangri-La Frontier: Seven Best Disasters, based on the popular Kodansha manga, makes the quest to hunt the Seven Great Disasters its core experience.

Five of these titles will be showcased at G-Star 2025. Attendees can get hands-on with demos for The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin, Mongil: Star Dive, Solo Leveling: Karma, and Evilbane, while Sol: enchant will host an event allowing visitors to get a taste of its signature 'Divine Authority' system.

Netmarble CFO Do Ki-wook stated, "We are thoroughly preparing high-quality titles across various platforms and genres for 2026, so we ask for your continued interest and anticipation." He added, "With The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin and Mongil: Star Dive launching in the first quarter, we internally expect these two projects to drive revenue growth in the first half and throughout 2026."