Source: Devsisters

Devsisters' TCG, 'Cookie Run: Braverse Card Game' (hereinafter 'Cookie Run Card Game'), officially launched on 'TCGplayer,' the world's largest single-card trading platform, on the 24th.

TCGplayer is a global marketplace specializing in TCGs operated by the e-commerce giant eBay. It is widely regarded in the industry as the 'stock market for TCGs' and serves as a core infrastructure for card pricing and distribution. Currently, out of over 2000 TCG titles worldwide, only a select few—such as Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, and Yu-Gi-Oh!—are listed and traded on the platform.

With this launch, a dedicated category for the Cookie Run Card Game has been created on TCGplayer, enabling trading within the platform. Devsisters stated that this move marks a significant leap forward for the game, as it gains recognition for its card value and reliability in the global TCG collectibles market. The company expects this entry into the major TCG ecosystem to serve as a key turning point for the development of a secondary single-card market, the growth of the player community, and the expansion of distribution and retail channels.

Kang Seok-gon, Head of the Global IP Business Group at Devsisters, said, "In the TCG market, it is paramount not only to build a solid player base to enhance IP value but also to attract collectors who enjoy card collecting to vitalize the single-card trading market." He added, "In fact, two of the four titles that launched on TCGplayer last year became annual bestsellers and rose rapidly in popularity. This listing will be an opportunity for the Cookie Run Card Game to establish itself as a major IP."

Meanwhile, the Cookie Run Card Game released its eleventh booster pack, 'Dark Enchantress All-Out War,' in Korea on the 19th. This booster pack introduces a new 'Black' color to the existing five (Red, Yellow, Green, Blue, and Purple) and features the series' main villain, 'Dark Enchantress Cookie,' as a new top-tier 'GXR' rarity card.