NC has set its sights on a bold target: hitting 5 trillion KRW in revenue by 2030, bolstered by a massive pipeline of 20 new titles.

The news dropped during NC's earnings call on the 13th. Having already teased this 5 trillion KRW goal during their management strategy briefing back in March, co-CEO Park Byung-moo doubled down, stating, "We plan to roll out around 20 new titles by 2030. With a clear growth strategy in the mobile casual space, we are well on track to hit that 5 trillion KRW milestone."

The company isn't hanging about, with 10 of those titles slated for release by next year. The charge will be led by the open-world shooter LLL, followed by Project G, and Journey of Monarch, alongside seven others, including new IPs and spin-offs currently kept under wraps.

Meanwhile, the Horizon-based MMORPG, Horizon: Steel Frontiers, is set to undergo global testing in the latter half of the year to polish its rougher edges. Co-CEO Park noted, "IP holder Sony has high expectations for this project," adding that, "We're currently ironing out the marketing and release schedule, and will provide a concrete roadmap once things are locked in."

On the financial front, NC reported an operating profit of 113.3 billion KRW for Q1 2026, a staggering jump of over 20 times compared to the same period last year. This performance is largely attributed to the successful results from AION 2 and Lineage Classic.