Five Pmang Web Board Games Collaborate with Film 'Tazza'

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Neowiz announced on September 9 that five of its Pmang web board games are holding a collaboration with the movie 'Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub'.

Participating in this collaboration are 'Pmang New Matgo', 'Pmang Seotda', 'Pmang Poker', 'Pmang Showdown Hold'em', and 'Pmang New Vegas'. Neowiz explained that it prepared this partnership ahead of the film's release to bring new enjoyment to Pmang players.

Neowiz is holding a pre-registration event on a dedicated web promotion page until September 21. Among the participants, 100 will be selected via raffle to receive movie ticket vouchers, and all pre-registered users will be provided with in-game currency for the five Pmang web board games.

Each game will sequentially run distinct in-game events. 'Pmang Showdown Hold'em' features the 'Tazza Event Pass', where players accumulate points by completing missions, as well as a PC-exclusive attendance pass and event tournaments.

'Pmang Poker' will host events including a 'Coin Toss Mini-Game' where players earn rewards by collecting coins through gameplay, 'Beelzebub's Hidden Hand'—a relief fund for players running low on currency—and the mission-based content 'Tazza Pass'.

'Pmang New Vegas' is running an event where players collect 'Coins of Fate' by playing blackjack, baccarat, and slots. 'Pmang Seotda' provides a profile to players who click the event pop-up banner, while 'Pmang New Matgo' is holding the 'Happiness Mart Draw' event. Detailed schedules and participation methods can be found in each game's in-game notices.

Following the end of pre-registration, Neowiz will also hold a cross-game prize promotion connecting all five titles starting September 22. During the event period, players can log into each game to earn points and use them to enter prize draws. Detailed information will be disclosed later on the dedicated web page.

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