Subculture games being released one after another, genres that were once aimed at a minority are now mainstream = Korea

Gravity, WeMadeConnect, Webzen, and NHN plan to release new subculture games one after another during the second half of the year.
Gravity will be announcing the release of the role-playing game (RPG) "Murren (
Murren): "The Millennium Fairy." It features a unique story centered on witches and stigmata, and high-quality 3D graphics.
In addition, Wemade Connect will be running its first collection-based mobile subculture game in the October-December period.
In addition, Yahoo! Inc. is selling the game "Lost Sword," Webzen is selling "Terbys," and NHN is selling the collectible RPG game "Stella Fantasy."
In the past, the main consumer group of subculture was the so-called "otaku." In Korea, otaku have a negative image of being socially inept.
Subcultures have also not been able to become mainstream. However, in recent years, subcultures have become so widespread that the term "mainstream" has been used. In 2020, Chinese game maker Mihay
), and "Goddess of Victory: NIKKE" by a Korean startup.
A person in the game industry said, "Subculture games have been popular since the moment their fandom was formed.
"The content can be expanded to include manga, anime, webtoons, and other derivative works," he said.