Netmarble is participating in Tokyo Game Show 2025, held from September 25 to 28 at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan, where they will showcase their latest titles.

The company is hosting its first independent booth featuring 52 demo stations for two major games: 'The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin' and 'Mongil: Star Dive,' alongside collaborations with global partners like Google, Samsung Electronics, Third Wave, and Sony Interactive Entertainment.

'The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin' is an open-world action RPG based on the popular anime, with features like hero swapping, party play, and dynamic combat, and has sold over 55 million copies worldwide.

'Mongil: Star Dive' is a sequel to a 2013 monster-collecting game, utilizing Unreal Engine 5 to deliver high-quality visuals, real-time tag battles, and monster synthesis mechanics, emphasizing depth and visual fidelity.

Visitors will be able to experience 'Mongil: Star Dive' on Samsung's new Odyssey 3D monitor, which offers glasses-free 3D visuals with eye-tracking technology, thanks to partnerships with Samsung Electronics and Third Wave.

The demos will be accessible across multiple platforms, including PlayStation 5, PC, and mobile, with 'Seven Deadly Sins: Origin' playable on PS5 at Sony's booth and available on Google Play via Google Play Diamond Ship.

Netmarble's focus at TGS 2025 is on cross-platform releases and innovative hardware collaborations, aiming to deliver engaging and interactive experiences for visitors.

Additional on-site events and game demos are planned to enhance visitor engagement and showcase Netmarble's latest developments.