Netmarble has officially unveiled its exhibition highlights for G-STAR 2025.

This year, Netmarble brought a diverse lineup to G-STAR: The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin, Monster Guild: Star Dive, Solo Leveling: KARMA, Evilbane, and Sol: enchant. While the first four titles were available as playable demos, Sol: enchant opted for a media art showcase to offer a glimpse into its world. Since the doors opened, the crowds have been relentless, with eager players enduring queues of 70 to 90 minutes to get a taste of these new titles.

The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin has been praised for its impressive polish, from the aesthetic visual style to the combat mechanics and exploration depth, all wrapped in a narrative that keeps the open-world experience surprisingly engaging. As for Monster Guild: Star Dive, it seems visitors were reluctant to put the controller down, with a high proportion of players staying for the entire demo session, particularly impressed by the character designs and the immersive 3D monitor setup.

Solo Leveling: KARMA is hitting all the right notes with its punchy combat feedback and an accessible entry point that doesn't alienate newcomers. Meanwhile, Evilbane is being showcased across both PC and ROG Ally X, demonstrating that even in its early development phase, the four-player cooperative gameplay is already packing a punch. Over at the outdoor booth, the media art presentation for Sol: enchant has been well-received for providing a captivating, high-immersion experience.