Webzen, renowned for MU Online and R2 Online, unveiled its newest creation, TERBIS, at Tokyo's Summer Comiket 2024. This cross-platform (PC/Mobile) character-collecting RPG boasts stunning visuals and engaging gameplay.
TERBIS's anime-style art is captivating, and each character possesses a rich backstory, adding depth to the experience. Real-time combat offers dynamic battles, with diverse character stats, abilities, and relationships influencing strategic team formations.
The Summer Comiket 2024 launch generated immense excitement. The TERBIS booth was a hub of activity, with attendees receiving exclusive merchandise like bags and fans.
Cosplayers further enhanced the atmosphere, bringing the game's characters to life. Interactive elements such as polls and social media engagement kept the energy high throughout the event.
Summer Comiket 2024, held at Tokyo Big Sight (August 11-12), attracted over 260,000 visitors, showcasing its significant impact within the manga and anime community.
Stay updated on TERBIS developments through its official Japanese and Korean X (formerly Twitter) accounts. Don't miss out on the latest news and updates!
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