Playwith Korea announced that it will host player meetings for a new global project based on Rohan Online from November 23 to December 11. The company plans to share the development direction with existing Korean players and gather their feedback.
The application period runs from November 5 to 12, with applications accepted through 1:1 inquiries in the customer support center on the official Rohan Online website. Existing players can apply individually or as guilds and groups of acquaintances, with group applications of around 5 to 6 people recommended to facilitate discussion. Attendees will be selected based on application details, available schedules, and event scale. Selected participants will be contacted individually between November 13 and 20 to coordinate detailed schedules and venues.
Developed by Playwith Games, this project is a global rebuild initiative that revamps existing content and systems while carrying forward the identity and core fun of the original PC MMORPG. Playwith Korea will handle global publishing, with detailed project information and service schedules to be revealed sequentially at a later date.
At the meetings, the company will introduce the development direction and gather player feedback regarding the core content and systems of the original Rohan Online. It also plans to listen to inconveniences experienced during gameplay and expectations for the new project.
Following the meetings in Korea, player communication will expand to key overseas markets, including Taiwan and Southeast Asia. The company plans to collect region-specific play experiences, content preferences, and improvement requests to inform the development and service direction of the new project.
An official from Playwith Korea stated, "While inheriting the originality of the original Rohan IP, we will elevate the game's overall quality through a structured development roadmap and build a stable foundation for long-term global service." They added, "Starting with Korea, we will communicate directly with global players in Taiwan, Southeast Asia, and other regions who have long cherished Rohan, actively incorporating feedback from various regions into the development process."
