[2024 G-Star] Nexon catches the attention of users with four new products.

Nexon, the main sponsor of "2024 G-Star" held in BEXCO, Busan, has formed 300 booths, the largest single B2C exhibition hall, until the 17th, providing a venue for users to experience games offline.

To commemorate Nexon's 30th anniversary, the entire booth design was presented in the shape of "30," and the works developed by Nexon, such as "Kart Rider," "Maple Story," "Mabinogi," and "Land of the Wind" were collected and displayed.

As experience events, the exhibition hall exhibited four types: PC MOBA battle royale "Super Vive," 3D action RPG "Project Overkill," hardcore action RPG "First Bursker: Kazan," and casual RPG "Hwaseokhojeon Online." It also featured a new trailer for the PvPvE survival shooter "Ark Raiders" as a video entry.

'Project Overkill' is an action RPG genre that begins its adventure from the past 14 years ago in the worldview of Nexon's popular game 'Dungeon & Fighter'. It is rich with changes in viewpoint according to battlefield conditions such as horizontal scrolling, longitudinal direction, top view, and quarter view, and 3D graphics embody the original world that could only be imagined because it existed only in a plane such as "Elven Guard" and "Hendon Meyer" to add immersion.

It also prepared a 'Kazan' experience zone that was well received at the Gamescom in Germany and the Tokyo Game Show in Japan. Kazan' is also an action RPG genre based on the world view of "Dungeon & Fighter." You can experience the elegant graphics of Cartoon rendering and the pleasant taste of hands.

You can also experience "SuperVive," which is a week away from its release. It is a battle royale-style game produced by North American game company "Tearcraft Games," which features dynamic and speedy battles, as well as the fun of sandboxes using various environmental elements in the game.

In addition, it catches the eye of visitors with the "Hwaseokhojeon Online" experience zone and the anticipated film "Arc Raiders," which can only be met by video on a super-large screen.