Global gaming company Gravity announced its provisional consolidated revenue and operating profit for 2025 on the 13th. Gravity achieved 560 billion KRW in revenue and 77 billion KRW in operating profit, marking an 11.8% increase in revenue compared to the previous year. Gravity plans to stabilize its revenue structure by expanding the Ragnarok IP spectrum and strengthening platform competitiveness for PC and console titles, aiming to reorganize into a long-term growth structure.

The provisional consolidated revenue for the fourth quarter of 2025 was 113 billion KRW, with an operating profit of 12 billion KRW. The Q4 revenue was affected by a decline in sales of the MMORPG Ragnarok M: Classic, which was launched in Southeast Asia in February and in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau in April 2025.

To realize its mid-to-long-term business vision, 'Ragnarok Hub,' Gravity is focusing on building the Ragnarok IP ecosystem by expanding into new genres and service regions. The company is broadening its IP spectrum by introducing new and major titles, including existing ones loved in many regions. In January, it launched the MMORPG Ragnarok X: Next Generation in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.

Subsequently, the first open-world MMORPG, Ragnarok: The New World, was introduced in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau on January 15. The title reached No. 1 in popularity and revenue rankings on the Apple App Store in all three regions, and achieved No. 1 in popularity and top-tier revenue rankings on Google Play. This game will be released globally in the second half of the year, excluding Vietnam, Korea, Japan, China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, and CIS regions.

On February 10 of this year, the MMORPG Ragnarok: Twilight was introduced in Vietnam, with launches planned for the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, and Korea within the year. The HTML5 version targets a launch in Southeast Asia (excluding Vietnam) in March. The roguelike battle royale mobile RPG, Ragnarok Endless Trails, will be introduced in Southeast Asia in February. Additionally, the MMORPG Ragnarok Origin Classic is set to launch in Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, and Southeast Asia (excluding Vietnam) during the first half of the year.

The numbered MMORPG Ragnarok 3 is scheduled to launch in China in the fourth quarter of this year, with a global release in 2027. The open-world MMO action RPG Ragnarok Abyss is preparing for a launch in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau in the second half of this year. Along with this, the PC MMORPG Ragnarok Zero: Global will be released in Southeast Asia, Europe, and Oceania in the second half, and Ragnarok M: Classic will be introduced in Korea during the same period. Ragnarok Midgard Senki is currently in development, with its release schedule to be announced later.

The new IP title, the turn-based collectible RPG Academy Three Kingdoms, was officially launched in Southeast Asia in January. Requiem M, a dark fantasy MMORPG utilizing Gravity's own IP, Requiem, is scheduled for release in Korea within the first half of the year.

Furthermore, in 2026, Gravity will enhance its competitiveness on platforms other than mobile with various PC and console games of distinct genres. In January, it released the 3D platformer Abyss of the Little Beings globally. In February, it will introduce the JRPG Wizmans World Re: Try globally, excluding Japan. In the second half, it is preparing for global releases of the retro game Jaleco Arcade Collection, the boss-rush action title LIGHT ODYSSEY, the belt-scrolling action RPG Final Knight, the racing game Hasire HEBEREKE: EX, and the fantasy management simulation GALVATEIN: Adventure’s Guild.

Gravity stated, "This year, we expect the launch of new and major titles utilizing the Ragnarok IP, along with various PC and console titles, to enhance loyalty among existing users and attract new users, thereby expanding our user base. We will continue to achieve external growth based on a solid revenue foundation in 2026 and strengthen our profitability."