Source: Loadcomplete

Void Diver, a co-op extraction action RPG currently in development by Loadcomplete's Nemo Studio, has surpassed 120k wishlists on Valve Corporation's Steam platform.

Since its demo debut during Steam Next Fest on January 26, Void Diver reached 50k wishlists in just two weeks and has maintained a steady upward trend over the past three months. The growth gained further momentum following a recent update that added the playable diver 'Raven,' and the game continues to hold a 'Very Positive' user rating of 91%, consistent with its initial demo launch.

Void Diver is an extraction action RPG set in a mysterious city where players run an antique shop called 'Valusha' and dispatch divers into abyssal dungeons to recover artifacts. The game features HD-2D visuals that blend classic pixel art with modern lighting and rendering techniques. The core gameplay involves up to three players cooperating in procedurally generated roguelite dungeons to face bizarre threats, secure artifacts, and escape.

By excluding the PvP elements typical of the extraction genre and focusing on PvE cooperation, the game has been well-received for reducing competitive stress while emphasizing the sense of accomplishment that comes with survival.

Building on this success, Nemo Studio will participate in PlayX4 2026, held at KINTEX from May 21 to 24, for its first offline encounter with domestic gamers. The studio will host a demo booth for attendees to play the game and will also conduct business meetings with local media and creators.

On the opening day, May 21, Baek Ho-young, the lead producer of Void Diver, will take the stage to present the game's core concepts and future development roadmap. Given that South Korea accounted for the highest share of user traffic during the demo release, this event is expected to serve as a major milestone for direct engagement with the local community.

Nemo Studio Lead Producer Baek Ho-young stated that PlayX4 is a meaningful opportunity for Void Diver to meet domestic users in person for the first time. He added that the team has prepared booths and stage presentations so that both those who loved the demo and those new to the game can experience its appeal firsthand.

Loadcomplete CEO Bae Soo-jung remarked that the performance of the Void Diver demo is a significant indicator that Loadcomplete's core development capabilities are perfectly aligned with the demands of the global Steam market. She added that the company will continue to build a competitive lineup of PC and console games based on this momentum.

Meanwhile, following its appearance at PlayX4, Void Diver plans to expand its global presence by participating in BitSummit Punch 2026, an indie game festival held in Kyoto, Japan.