Netmarble is actively operating multiple live-service titles across mobile and PC, including the recently launched Vampire MMO, the half-anniversary milestone for Seven Deadly Sins: Origin, and the upcoming Pearl in Blue RPG, with Solo Leveling: Karma also slated for this year.
Netmarble's recent slate spans several genres and platforms, with a clear push into live-service and serialized content. The most prominent launch is Vampire, a free-to-play vampire MMORPG that went live globally on July 22, 2026, for iOS and Android, developed by the core team behind Netmarble Neo's Lineage 2 Revolution and Ni no Kuni: Cross Worlds. The game emphasizes auto-play, with an offline mode extending hunting sessions, and launched with cooperative and inter-server modes. Two days after launch, heavy traffic forced the addition of a new Japan-only server, Lennox 1, as five of six servers restricted new character creation.
Netmarble continues to expand its portfolio with Pearl in Blue, a free-to-play mobile RPG developed by Netmarble N2, announced in July 2026 with a teaser site and later a teaser PV showing 3D models for the first time. The game's 'Monthly Romantic Comedy' concept commits to monthly heroine additions, and it will be exhibited at Tokyo Game Show 2026. Meanwhile, Seven Deadly Sins: Origin reached its half-anniversary with a broadcast that added Ban as an SSR character, completing the core lineup, plus new events and solo content.
Other titles remain in active development and service. Solo Leveling: Karma, a PC and mobile game launching this year, released trailers covering a webtoon arc the anime has not adapted, with A-1 Pictures animating the opening. Mongil: STAR DIVE received developer notes for a July 8 update targeting enhancement difficulty. Netmarble's strategy centers on frequent content updates, cross-platform availability, and community events like the Vampire Dinner Party held before launch.
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Netmarble aired a half-anniversary broadcast for Seven Deadly Sins: Origin on August 21. The next major update adds Ban as an SSR character, completing the Seven Deadly Sins lineup. The update also brings the Grave Robbing Festival event from August 26 and a new solo-only weekly content called Labyrinth from September 2.
Netmarble opened the official YouTube channel for Pearl in Blue on August 14 and released a new teaser PV. The video shows the game's 3D character models in motion for the first time, including scenes of the girls manifesting their weapons called Pearl Light. The PV also confirmed that the game will be exhibited at Tokyo Game Show 2026, though specific details about the booth or playable demo have not been announced yet. Pearl in Blue is a free-to-play mobile RPG for iOS and Android, developed by Netmarble N2. The game is set on an island called Kenan Island, where players act as managers for girls called "Garappo" who have not yet awakened their pearls. The concept is described as a "monthly romantic comedy," with new heroines and stories added each month. The teaser PV highlights the awakening of the character Ichiha, whose weapon emerges from the sole of her foot after she removes her sock. The game's world revolves around pearls that embody human desires and the knights who wield them.
Netmarble opened a new Japan-only server, Lennox 1, on July 24, just two days after the free-to-play vampire MMO Vampir launched in Japan on July 22. Five of six existing servers had restricted new character creation at the time of writing, prompting the rapid addition.
Netmarble officially launched the vampire-themed MMORPG 'Vampire' on July 22, 2026, for iOS and Android. The game is developed by the core team behind Netmarble Neo's 'Lineage 2 Revolution' and 'Ni no Kuni: Cross Worlds'. It features a gothic horror setting, a blood-sucking system that replaces traditional healers, and clearly defined player-kill areas. At launch, content includes the cooperative 'Relic Defense Battle' for clan members and the inter-server combat mode 'Gehenna'. Servers are split into a Japanese player server and a global server for competition with players from Korea and Taiwan. Commemorative events are rolling out, including a boost event increasing gold and experience gains by 20% and double rewards for daily events. A pre-release hands-on article by 4Gamer.net tested the game's extensive auto-play features, including offline mode that continues hunting for up to 8 hours daily for free, or 24 hours with a paid service. The reviewer found that auto-progression handled most quests and field battles, with manual intervention needed only for equipment upgrades and difficult content like the Epic dungeon.
Netmarble announced the smartphone beautiful girl RPG "Pearl in Blue" on July 20, 2026, and opened a teaser site and official X account. The game is developed by Netmarble N2 and will be released for iOS and Android as a free-to-play title with in-app purchases. Its concept is "Monthly Romantic Comedy," with new heroine encounters and story arcs releasing each month. The player takes the role of a manager for girls called "Shell-ppo" who have not yet awakened their "Pearl" powers, guiding them as they grow. In the setting, a power called "Pearl" embodies human desires, and those who wield it are Knights. The teaser site and X account show the first key visual, depicting four girls in a spring residential area with weapons, with a tense reflection on the water. Further details on characters and gameplay are scheduled to be announced sequentially.
Netmarble released a story trailer and a combat video for Solo Leveling: Karma, a PC and mobile game launching this year. The game covers a story segment from the webtoon that the anime has not yet adapted. The videos contain major spoilers for that arc. A-1 Pictures animated the game's opening.
Netmarble announced that the free-to-play vampire MMORPG VAMPIR will officially launch in Japan on July 22 for iOS, Android, and PC. The game, already popular overseas with 200,000 concurrent users in South Korea, will feature cross-play, Japan-exclusive servers, and global servers at launch.
Netmarble released Developer Note #8 for Mongil: STAR DIVE on June 26, detailing system improvements in the 1.2 version update scheduled for July 8. The update focuses on easing Monplann enhancement difficulty and improving equipment and subjugation systems, including a new Characteristic Rank Up function and class specialization for shoes.
Netmarble Neo, the developer behind Lineage 2 Revolution, has announced a new mobile and PC MMORPG called Vampire, set for release in July 2026. The game emphasizes gothic horror aesthetics, detailed character relationships, and blood-themed visuals, aiming to immerse players in a world of vampires and humans in conflict.
Netmarble announced that its new MMORPG Vampire will begin official service in July 2026 for PC, iOS, and Android. An offline event called Vampire Dinner Party will be held on June 20 in Tokyo, offering dinner, influencer meet-and-greets, and a lottery. Applications for the 150 attendee slots are open until June 14.