Netmarble is preparing to unleash its latest dark fantasy MMORPG, Raven2, in a global rollout set for October 22 at 1 a.m. UTC across both PC and mobile platforms. Pre-downloads will be available beginning October 21 at 3 a.m. UTC, the company announced Friday.

The long-awaited sequel to Netmarble’s 2015 hit Raven promises a grim and visually striking world powered by Unreal Engine. The game will be released simultaneously in 150 countries and will support 16 languages, including English, French, Thai, and Indonesian. Players can choose from three major global regions—North America, Southeast Asia & Oceania, and Europe—each featuring two Worlds and twelve servers to accommodate a large player base.

To mark the global debut, Raven2 will host an in-game event centered around Crystal rewards. Players can earn Crystals simply by leveling up, while the top 100 players on each server will vie for a share of one million Crystals. Additionally, every server’s Market will receive a preloaded “tax fund” of one million Crystals, which can be accessed through guild activities.

A DARK WORLD, A GRAND LAUNCH

Fans can still pre-register through Google Play and the App Store or add Raven2 to their wishlist on the Epic Games Store. Early supporters will receive exclusive in-game bonuses, including a heroic-grade Holy Garment and a limited-time launch package.

Described by Netmarble as its “ultimate dark fantasy experience,” Raven2 places players in the role of Special Corps soldiers marked by the “Cursed Stigma.” Tasked with investigating mysterious phenomena and confronting demonic forces, players will uncover the hidden truths of a collapsing world.

With its large-scale guild battles, intricate lore, and high-fidelity visuals, Raven2 aims to deliver the kind of immersive experience that has defined Netmarble’s flagship titles. The publisher has positioned the game as a major step forward in its MMORPG lineup, blending high-end graphics with the competitive, cooperative gameplay that fans of the genre expect.

Raven2 launches worldwide on October 22 for PC and mobile.