South Korea's four major companies focus on developing zombie games to expand global market

Game makers such as WeMade and Kakao Games are developing new games set in a post-apocalyptic world where zombies appear.
With the worldwide popularity of Korean movies and TV series such as "Final Express,"
The popularity of the series has spread to webtoons, attracting interest from users both at home and abroad.
Unlike typical zombie games where you fight over a wide area, this game is about fighting for survival in a vertically structured building. Not only do the items and monsters differ on each floor, but
The game also includes a mechanism that closes floors after a certain time. In addition, Kakao Games, through its subsidiary Ocean Drive Studio, is also releasing a game called "God Save Vermilion", set in the Middle Ages.
NHN is developing "Namgam," while Nexon is developing "Paradise," which is set in the ruins of Seoul. NHN will begin an open beta for the loot shooter game "Darkest Days" in March.
A source in the game industry said, "Korean zombies are distinctive in the way they appear in movies and webtoons, so if we can use this in games, it will be easy to expand into the global market."
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