Netmarble announced on the 15th that three of its titles—'MONGIL: STAR DIVE', 'The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin', and 'StoneAge: Idle Adventure'—won in the General Game: Blockbuster category at the '2026 Game of the Year' awards.
Hosted by the Korea Creative Content Agency (KOCCA), 'Game of the Year' is an award established to vitalize domestic game creation and boost production motivation among gaming companies.
Developed by Netmarble Monster, the PC and mobile title 'MONGIL: STAR DIVE' is a sequel to the mobile collectible RPG 'Monster Taming', released in 2013. The game features Unreal Engine 5-based character and narrative presentation, a monster collecting system to capture, collect, and synthesize monsters, and three-character party real-time tag gameplay.
Netmarble Monster CEO Kim Gun said, "Thanks to the interest and support of many people, we were able to receive this honor," adding, "We will continuously communicate with players to enhance the game's level of polish."
Developed by Netmarble F&C, 'The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin' is an open-world RPG for PC, console, and mobile based on the 'The Seven Deadly Sins' manga IP. While exploring the continent of Britannia, players can experience hero-switching combat, combined attacks that vary depending on party composition, and dynamic action utilizing weapons and heroes.
Netmarble F&C CEO Koo Do-hyung stated, "We will take this award as encouragement and support, striving to provide an even better gaming experience through differentiated fun and high-quality content."
The mobile game 'StoneAge: Idle Adventure', developed by Netmarble N2, utilizes the 'StoneAge' IP. It features strategic elements that allow players to combine six trainers and 18 pets to manage a deck of up to 24 units, along with simple and intuitive systems.
Netmarble N2 CEO Kwon Min-kwan said, "We will do our best to consistently add new content so that players can enjoy playing for a long time."
