Wemade Max's ‘Lost Sword' Sets Global Launch With Over 500,000 Pre-Registrants
SEONGNAM, South Korea, June 25 (Bernama) -- Wemade Max (KRX: 101730, Independent Representative Directors Sohn Myun-seok and Lee Gil-hyung) has officially announced the global launch of its subculture mobile RPG 'Lost Sword', scheduled for July 10. The game is developed by Codecat (CEO Kim Je-hun) and published by Wemade Max's subsidiary, Wemade Connect (CEO Lee Ho-dae).
Originally released in the Korean market in January, the subculture RPG Lost Sword received strong acclaim for its dynamic presentation, distinctive character designs, and advanced optimization. Building on this domestic success, the game is now gearing up for a global launch across North America, Europe, and other key markets.
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