Webzen has launched its 'G-Star 2026' brand website, pulling back the curtain on its full lineup and exhibition plans. Running under the rather fitting concept 'VISIT WEBZEN', the company is setting up a massive 100-booth space right at the front entrance of BEXCO Exhibition Hall 1 to showcase both future releases and steady-seller IPs.

According to the blueprints released on the site, the Webzen booth is divided into two distinct zones: one bringing the original webtoon of the flagship commanding strategy RPG defense game 'I Became a Tyrant: Last Stage' (hereafter 'Tyrant's Last Stage') to life, and another reflecting the company's standing as a domestic gaming IP powerhouse with a uniquely traditional Korean aesthetic. These exhibits will greet visitors through hands-on demos, video screenings, and various events.

Taking up the lion's share of the floor, 'Tyrant's Last Stage' will offer its very first playable demo at G-Star 2026. Visitors can dive straight into the diorama pixel art style and experience a strategic gameplay loop built around 'exploration, defense battles, and territory management'.

A teaser trailer for Webzen's upcoming MU IP MMORPG, 'MU Theos', is also slated to drop at the booth. As a spin-off to the classic MU series, the footage will offer an early look at a slice of the game's lore. Meanwhile, other titles built on steady-seller IPs—such as the titles in development Terbis and R2 Origin, along with Metin2, Shot Online, and S.U.N New Edition—will host fan-service events and activities.

From signature character cosplay sessions for each title to live game OST performances, Webzen has cooked up a vibrant spread of content for visitors to see, hear, and thoroughly enjoy. You can check out the detailed schedule and info for Webzen at G-Star 2026 over on the brand website.