Webzen Unveils TERBIS at Summer Comiket 2024

Imagine combining one of the world's leading game developers, a colossal anime expo, and the launch of a groundbreaking new game. That's exactly what happened when Webzen, the masterminds behind MU Online and R2 Online, unveiled their latest creation, TERBIS, at the Summer Comiket 2024 in Tokyo. This announcement has set the gaming community abuzz with excitement.

TERBIS is not just another game; it's a PC/Mobile cross-platform character-collecting RPG that boasts stunning features we can't wait to explore. The game's visuals are nothing short of breathtaking, showcasing a stylish anime aesthetic that will undoubtedly captivate fans of the genre. Each character comes with a richly detailed backstory, allowing players to delve deeper into their narratives as they progress through the game.

One of the standout features of TERBIS is its real-time combat system. The dynamics of each battle shift based on the character you choose, with varying speeds, stats, and relationships. Players can also adjust their team formations to maximize their strategic advantage, ensuring a tailored and engaging gameplay experience.

The game made its grand debut at Summer Comiket 2024 in Tokyo at the TERBIS booth, where the atmosphere was electric with anticipation. Attendees queued eagerly to grab exclusive TERBIS merchandise, including fashionable shopping bags and practical fans that were a lifesaver in the summer heat.

The event was further enlivened by cosplayers donning intricate costumes of TERBIS characters, adding a vibrant touch to the expo. The booth was also a hub of interactive fun, hosting activities like voting, surveys, and social media campaigns that kept the energy soaring and the crowd fully engaged. The palpable excitement of the attendees made TERBIS a standout highlight at the expo.

Summer Comiket 2024, held at the Tokyo Big Sight (also known as the Tokyo International Exhibition Centre) from August 11-12, is a biannual event that celebrates manga and anime content from independent creators. The scale of the event was immense, attracting over 260,000 visitors across the two days.

To stay updated on all things TERBIS, you can follow the game's official Japanese and Korean X (formerly Twitter) pages. Click here to ensure you never miss out on any news or updates about this exciting new game.