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Global game publishing platform VALOFE (CEO Shin Jae-myung) announced on the 22nd that the development and operations team for its subculture mobile game 'Last Origin' received a coffee truck as a gift from users, expressing their support and gratitude.

The coffee truck was organized through voluntary donations from Last Origin players and operated successfully in front of the VALOFE headquarters from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM on the 22nd. While users have previously sent refreshments to the development team, this is the first time a coffee truck has been delivered since VALOFE took over the service and operations of Last Origin.

VALOFE stated that the coffee truck gift is a meaningful testament to the positive trust and deep affection built between the user community and the operations team throughout the game's long-term live service. The gesture is considered particularly significant as it highlights the strong bond within the user community that persists both inside and outside the game, even after the major transition of the service transfer.

GM Aisha, the lead operations manager for Last Origin, expressed deep gratitude, noting that the gift is especially meaningful because it was prepared through the voluntary efforts of the players. She added that the development and operations teams are truly thankful and are committed to repaying this support with better service and operations to meet user expectations.

Meanwhile, VALOFE officially launched 'Last Origin R+', the global version of the game, on the 21st. The company is now actively expanding the Last Origin intellectual property (IP) by targeting the global market while simultaneously developing a new sequel.