Kakao Games announced its financial results for the second quarter of 2025 on the 6th.

Under the K-IFRS standards, the company’s Q2 2025 revenue reached approximately 115.8 billion KRW, a 24% decrease compared to the same period last year, due to a lack of new releases and major updates. The company recorded an operating loss of approximately 8.6 billion KRW, marking a shift into the red, while net losses continued at 33.6 billion KRW.

By segment, mobile gaming revenue was approximately 101 billion KRW, and PC online gaming revenue was approximately 14.8 billion KRW. These figures represent year-on-year declines of 26% and 9%, respectively.

Kakao Games plans to continue its push into the global market in the third quarter. As part of this strategy, the company is preparing for the global launch of its new mobile action RPG 'Goddess Order' in September, which highlights retro aesthetics and tactile manual controls, as well as the presentation of 'God Save Birmingham', developed by its subsidiary Ocean Drive Studio, at Gamescom.

In addition, the company has secured various game IPs through a series of publishing agreements, including the collection-based simulation game 'Project C', the 2.5D MMORPG 'Project OQ', and the strategy adventure RPG 'Dungeon Arise'. Furthermore, it plans to focus on the development of major new titles such as 'Chrono Odyssey', 'ArcheAge Chronicles', and 'Project Q'.

Kakao Games CEO Han Sang-woo stated, "We are scouting top-tier IPs to respond agilely to the global market environment and secure future growth engines. We will strive for sustainable growth by strengthening our IP competitiveness and focusing on the development of multi-genre new titles."