Webzen has officially disclosed its financial results for the third quarter of 2025.

On the 7th, Webzen unveiled its Q3 2025 performance. Revenue for the quarter landed at 43.8 billion KRW, marking a 10.8% dip compared to the same period last year. Operating profit and net income followed suit, falling to 7.6 billion KRW and 8.7 billion KRW, representing declines of 20.7% and 13.0%, respectively.

It is no secret that the broader domestic market slump has taken its toll, with Webzen seeing a general downward trend across the board. However, it is not all doom and gloom; Metin2 has been a shining light, seeing a 39% surge in interest within the global market. This success pushed the overseas revenue share to 55%, an impressive 18%p jump year-on-year.

Operating expenses for Q3 were 36.2 billion KRW, an 8% reduction compared to the previous year. This was largely driven by a tightening of commission fees, which fell by 34% in tandem with the dip in total revenue.

Looking ahead, Webzen is preparing to roll out new titles, including 'Dragon Sword'—which opened for pre-registration on the 5th—and 'Gate of Gates'. The latter, a strategic defense title infused with rogue-like elements, is set to make its grand debut at G-Star 2025.

Webzen CEO Kim Tae-young stated, "We have refined the development schedule to polish our upcoming games for a market release starting early next year. We are committed to meeting the expectations of our players." He added, "To boost shareholder value, we are also crafting more proactive shareholder return policies, such as reducing a portion of our capital reserves. We hope you will keep an eye on our efforts toward sustained business growth and corporate value appreciation."