Playwith Korea officially launches Xbox version of casual party game 'Seal WTF'

Playwith Korea officially released the casual party game "Seal WTF: SEAL WHAT the FUN" (hereinafter referred to as "Seal WTF") on the Xbox platform on the 20th.

SealWTF' is a casual party game produced using the IP of the popular online game 'Seal Online', and it is held in a way that determines the last person through various mini-games such as paintball shooting, from individual races such as obstacle races, climbing, and maze races. A total of 50 mini-games are randomly provided, allowing players to compete in short but tense play.

SealWTF' is designed to increase accessibility through simple manipulation, and to be enjoyed by anyone of all ages through short game time and intuitive strategic elements. It has already improved the stability and completeness of the game through Steam Early Access in May, and recently switched to free play, allowing more users to experience the game.

As the release of the Xbox version enables cross-play with PCs, fierce competition and thrilling game play beyond the boundaries of the platform are expected to be further strengthened.