The 20th-anniversary pop-up store for Sudden Attack, which garnered attention for its unique concept, is now engaging in social contribution.

Nexon announced on the 22nd that all proceeds from 'Sudden Camp' will be donated to Habitat for Humanity Korea, an international non-profit housing welfare organization, to help improve living conditions for the descendants of independence activists. Sudden Camp is a pop-up store that opened on the 15th to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Sudden Attack service, drawing attention with its military training camp concept and unique experiential programs such as shooting ranges and zip-lining.

In line with the value of the 20 years built together with Sudden Attack users, Nexon plans to mark this milestone meaningfully by donating all proceeds to improve the housing conditions for the descendants of independence activists. Since opening around Liberation Day, Sudden Camp has been filled with messages of support from visitors for the descendants of independence activists.

Sudden Attack Director Kim Tae-hyun stated, "As Sudden Camp was a special event prepared for the 'Suddeners' who have shown unwavering affection for a long time to commemorate the 20th anniversary, we wanted to add meaning by returning the proceeds to society," adding, "We hope this donation will contribute to improving the housing conditions for the descendants of independence activists."

Meanwhile, Sudden Attack will hold a 20th-anniversary showcase and birthday party at the pop-up store venue with pre-invited users starting at 6:30 PM on the 23rd. Various commemorative events will also take place starting with an opening talk at 2:00 PM.

The Sudden Attack 20th-anniversary on-site event can be viewed via live stream on the official Sudden Attack YouTube channel.