Wemade announced its Q3 2025 financial results on the 11th. Based on K-IFRS consolidated financial statements, the company reported revenue of approximately 163.6 billion KRW, an operating profit of roughly 26.3 billion KRW, and a net profit of around 57.4 billion KRW.

Revenue for the quarter saw a 24% dip compared to the same period last year, largely driven by licensing revenue from 'Legend of Mir 2 & 3' in China. While operating profit swung back into the black compared to the previous quarter, it remains 49% lower year-on-year. Net profit increased by 60% compared to the same period last year, while operating costs were trimmed by roughly 6% quarter-on-quarter.

'Legend of YMIR', which launched globally across 170 countries on October 28th, is maintaining around 160,000 concurrent players. Major content updates aimed at attracting new users are scheduled for the end of the year.

Wemade plans to release at least six new titles in the global market by next year, including 'MIR M', which is set for a Chinese launch by the end of this year. The company aims to strengthen profitability by enhancing marketing efficiency and exploring new business models based on its global blockchain game platform, 'WEMIX PLAY'.

Meanwhile, Wemade Max recorded Q3 2025 revenue of approximately 38.2 billion KRW, an operating loss of 11.7 billion KRW, and a net loss of 8.7 billion KRW. Wemade Connect will unveil its new title 'N.O.A.H' for the first time at G-STAR 2025, which kicks off on the 13th. 'Midnight Walkers', currently in development at One Way Ticket Studio, is scheduled to be released via Steam Early Access on January 29th next year. The company also plans to release the console game 'Project TAL' in 2027.