Smilegate Producers on Epic Seven's Steam Start and Chaos Zero Nightmare at One Year
In a two-title Smilegate interview, Epic Seven producer Tak Gwang-Jin and Chaos Zero Nightmare producer Choi Seung-Hyuin discuss Epic Seven's Steam release and its sixth world championship, and Chaos Zero Nightmare's first anniversary.
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Why it matters
Smilegate is talking about both games at once because Epic Seven's Steam launch and Chaos Zero Nightmare's first anniversary put two free-to-play titles on the same calendar, and the producers' answers describe live-service fixes rather than new projects.
Key Facts
- Epic Seven made its Steam debut with a new platform-based server going live alongside the sixth annual Epic Seven World Championship.
- Chaos Zero Nightmare recently launched its first anniversary celebration.
- Chaos Zero Nightmare producer Choi Seung-Hyuin said the first improvement to Combatants arriving after a season ends comes in Season 6.
- Choi said Chaos Zero Nightmare's roguelike content will be revamped and Save Data building will be less grindy in Season Chaos.
- Epic Seven producer Tak Gwang-Jin answered questions about the game's Steam release and its esports scene.
Choi says Season 6 will address Combatants losing value after a season ends, with a roguelike revamp, easier Save Data building in Season Chaos, and a story arc about the gods.
Epic Seven's Steam debut came with a new server tied to the platform, timed alongside the sixth annual Epic Seven World Championship. Producer Tak Gwang-Jin addresses that move in the interview, while Chaos Zero Nightmare producer Choi Seung-Hyuin takes the questions on a game that launched last year and is now marking its first anniversary. Choi credits the studio's 2D background from Epic Seven for Chaos Zero Nightmare's animated character art, and lays out a season-by-season plan for the problems players have raised.
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