Mgame announced on the 20th that it recorded 91.7 billion KRW in consolidated revenue for 2025, marking its fourth consecutive year of record-breaking performance. During the same period, operating profit reached 17.6 billion KRW, and net profit stood at 16 billion KRW. These figures represent a year-on-year increase of 10% in revenue, 36.7% in operating profit, and 2.1% in net profit.

Mgame attributed the growth to the overseas performance of its long-running MMORPG staples, Yulgang Online and Knight Online. Yulgang Online maintained strong sales in China, while Knight Online continued its solid performance across North America and Europe. Additionally, the mobile MMORPG Ghost Online M, launched in November 2024, contributed to the improved financial results.

In 2026, Mgame plans to sustain its growth momentum by leveraging its existing veteran titles while expanding its new lineup and global service reach. The company plans to release an idle mobile game based on the popular PC IP Ghost Online in the first half of the year, alongside two additional mobile publishing projects scheduled throughout the year.

Furthermore, the company is accelerating its penetration of the Chinese market. Following the mobile version of the veteran MMORPG Droiyan Online IP developed locally, a new web game is slated for release in the first half of this year. Mgame is also strengthening its shareholder return policies based on financial stability. Last year, the company decided on a cash dividend of 222 KRW per share and retired its entire holding of 341,303 treasury shares.

Mgame CEO Kwon Yi-hyung stated, "2025 was a landmark year, driven by the global competitiveness of our core IPs and the success of Ghost Online M, resulting in four straight years of record revenue. In 2026, we aim to solidify our growth momentum through global market expansion and a refreshed lineup, while focusing our capabilities on enhancing shareholder value."