WEMIX CEO Jang Hyun-guk presented a vision to prove the integration of blockchain and gaming over the next 50 years. At G-Star 2025, CEO Jang stated that he would demonstrate the transformation process of games as they encounter blockchain technology.

CEO Jang explained that within 11 months of building the platform, they launched the mainnet and their first game, and the monthly active users (MAU) for their fourth game, 'ROHAN2', grew from a few hundred to nearly 300,000. He added that they have also laid the foundation for ecosystem growth, such as surpassing 2 million users in the 'WEMIX PLAY' community.

To build a developer environment, they released the open SDK 'WEMIX SDK' console to the public, allowing anyone to create tokens for their games. This solution was first applied to the AI prompt game 'VERSE 8', which is currently performing well, surpassing 3 million MAU in October.

Furthermore, they have secured a lineup of over five high-performance MMORPGs and are currently in contract discussions with several others. Additionally, the music-based rhythm action game 'SHOUT', which launched its beta this week, is the world's first to provide users with an AI-based editor, enabling the creation of game music in just 2-3 minutes. CEO Jang mentioned that they are adjusting the announcement timing due to some partners' concerns regarding user sentiment toward Web3 games.

Keiichi Yano, CEO of 'SHOUT' developer Enthent, stated that he joined the project by trusting CEO Jang Hyun-guk's experience and mission in the gaming industry. WEMIX is focusing on global expansion, planning to officially launch 'SHOUT' on LINE within 2-3 weeks for the Japanese market and organizing offline events. They have also signed an MOU with Vietnam's VTC to discuss a comprehensive partnership for the local service of 'ROHAN2'.

CEO Jang presented AI 'Ara' as the core keyword for platform advancement. 'Ara' is set to be upgraded to not only simplify token issuance for developers but also to integrate all platform services, such as allowing users to buy and sell game tokens using AI.

For next year's ecosystem expansion, he unveiled new business projects: a 'Web3 Browser' (implementing personal data revenue sharing) and a 'Web3 Messenger' to solve complex UX issues. CEO Jang emphasized that "execution is more important than the idea itself," noting that because large corporations are hesitant to issue coins, it creates an opportunity for WEMIX to build open-style messengers.

The payment solution for game companies, 'WEMIX Pay', is also nearing launch. CEO Jang explained that it is a system that reduces store payment fees (30%) from Apple and Google to 0% by utilizing stablecoins. It will be available to all Korean game companies, not just blockchain games, and he expects game companies to launch exclusive products that return these benefits to users. 'WEMIX Pay' is scheduled to undergo an audit this month and be applied to 'ROHAN2' first.

WEMIX is operating a B2B booth at G-Star 2025 and is discussing partnerships with many game developers.