Netmarble announced on November 14 that all five titles exhibited at G-STAR 2025—The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin, MONGIL: STAR DIVE, Solo Leveling: KARMA, Evil Bane, and SOL: enchant—have received highly positive reactions from visitors, driving continuous foot traffic to the company’s booth.
From the opening day on November 13, Netmarble’s booth saw heavy crowds as attendees lined up to try the new games, with wait times ranging from 70 to 90 minutes. The strong turnout continued into the second day, with the booth bustling with visitors eager to experience the company’s upcoming releases.
Players who tested The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin praised its graphics, combat system, exploration features, and overall level of polish. Both the story and open-world elements were highlighted for offering a high degree of immersion.
MONGIL: STAR DIVE also attracted strong engagement, with many visitors completing the entire demo session. The character designs received favorable comments, and the 3D-monitor gameplay setup was particularly well regarded.
Solo Leveling: KARMA earned positive reviews for its impactful combat, polished action, and low barrier to entry, which appealed to a wide range of players.
Evil Bane saw active participation across both PC and ROG Ally demo devices, with visitors praising the fun of the four-player cooperative gameplay despite the game still being in early development.
SOL: enchant, showcased at an outdoor booth, drew crowds with its cinematic media art presentation, which many described as offering movie-like immersion. The teaser video released during G-STAR 2025 also generated strong anticipation thanks to its high production quality.
Netmarble is operating 145 demo stations across 112 booths during G-STAR 2025, which runs through November 16. The company is also hosting a variety of on-site events and offering diverse experiences at its outdoor event booth, providing visitors with a wide range of attractions and activities.
