Wemade released its Q2 financial results on the 8th. Based on the K-IFRS consolidated financial statements, the company reported ▲revenue of approximately 116.8 billion KRW, ▲an operating loss of about 28.5 billion KRW, and ▲a net loss of roughly 28.3 billion KRW.

Revenue for the second quarter declined by approximately 18% from the previous quarter and 32% compared to the same period last year, while the operating loss widened slightly. The initial impact of new titles launched domestically in the first quarter, such as 'Legend of Ymir' and 'Lost Sword', has diminished, and revenue from existing titles also saw a decline.

Wemade's gaming division generated approximately 114.7 billion KRW, with online games accounting for 13.1 billion KRW and mobile titles bringing in 101.6 billion KRW. While PC and online game revenue climbed 41% year-on-year, mobile revenue slumped by 35%. Meanwhile, the blockchain division saw revenue drop 70% year-on-year to roughly 600 million KRW.

Wemade plans to drive revenue growth and improve performance through its upcoming game lineup. The pipeline includes the global version of 'Legend of Ymir', the Chinese version of 'MIR M', and 'Midnight Walkers', all slated for the second half of this year, with plans to release over 10 titles by next year.

The blockchain game platform WEMIX PLAY is also focusing on service optimization, improved accessibility, and expanded monetization. The company aims to secure over 10 external titles by 2026, and 'ROM: Golden Age', the global version of 'ROM: Remember of Majesty' launching on the 12th, has already recorded 4 million pre-registrations.

Meanwhile, Wemade Max reported Q2 2025 revenue of approximately 33 billion KRW, an operating loss of about 16.7 billion KRW, and a net loss of 15.2 billion KRW. While revenue surged by 76.7% year-on-year due to new releases, one-off costs—such as bonuses for MADNGINE—resulted in a significant increase in operating loss.

Wemade Max's subsidiary, MADNGINE, is focusing on the successor to 'Night Crows' and the PC/console title 'Tal: The Arcane Land'. Wemade Next's MMORPG 'MIR 5', currently being developed in collaboration with NVIDIA, is also targeting a 2026 release, while the casual game developer LightCon is preparing a new lineup focused on defense and idle-genre titles.