G-STAR (Korea Game Show)G-STAR

G-STAR is one of the world's top four gaming exhibitions. It offers attendees the opportunity to explore various zones, including PC/Online Games, Mobile Games, Arcade Games, Board/Card Games, Console Games, SME Pavilion, Korean Content Industry Pavilion, Event Stages, and Children's Playrooms. (Copyright belongs to Juzhan. Unauthorized reproduction is prohibited.)

The opening ceremony was attended by notable figures including Lee Seong-kwon, Vice Mayor for Economic Affairs of Busan Metropolitan City; Yoon Yang-soo, Director of the Cultural Content Policy Bureau at the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism; Cho Hyun-rae, President of the Korea Creative Content Agency (KOCCA); Koo Hyun-bum, COO of NCSOFT; and Kwon Young-sik, CEO of Netmarble.

The Korean gaming industry accounts for 70% of the country's cultural content exports, generating significant upstream and downstream ripple effects across the digital sector. The Korean government will provide robust support to the gaming industry to enhance its international competitiveness and lead the global market.

At G-STAR, exhibitors will unveil new titles across various platforms during both the B2C and B2B segments. WEMADE, the main sponsor for two consecutive years, will showcase two new games centered around its blockchain gaming platform, "WEMIX PLAY". A wide array of premium titles from other game developers will also be on display, offering numerous highlights.

Additionally, the event will feature enhanced interactive programs such as the Korea Game Conference (KGC) with industry leaders, gaming tournaments, and cosplay events, making it an enjoyable experience for gamers worldwide.

G-STAR is expanding its online campaigns tailored to individual countries while strengthening promotional efforts in previously under-represented regions by providing localized marketing materials. Furthermore, through active communication with key decision-makers across various countries and enterprises, the exhibition actively encourages overseas companies to participate.