Rounding out the podium, Name of the Will, Hawthorn, and Gretel & Hansel shared third place. The judges highly evaluated the winning entries for their robust scenarios and the inventive storytelling techniques woven into their games. In total, a prize pool of 165 million KRW was distributed among the five winning teams.

A Neowiz representative remarked, "Building on our track record of identifying high-quality indie gems like Skul, SANABI, and Shape of Dreams, we wanted to offer global creators a fresh opportunity to push their boundaries." They added, "We remain committed to supporting indie developers worldwide as they continue their creative pursuits."

The competition spanned approximately 9 months and saw high-caliber entries from teams across South Korea, the US, China, and beyond. Neowiz previously stated that this project was conceived to champion developers who focus on building high-quality intellectual property (IP) defined by imaginative world-building and dense, compelling narratives.