NCsoft's Q4 2024 financial report follows recent restructures and layoffs in an effort to avoid losses, with sales up 2% since Q3.
Despite revenue losses in the mobile segment, PC MMORPG sales surged, led by Blade and Soul and Guild Wars 2.
Guild Wars 2's success was attributed to Janthir Wilds, while Aion's revenue declined ahead of the awaited Aion 2 release.
Throne & Liberty's success contributes to rising royalty sales, despite not being included in NCsoft's MMO revenue chart.
NCsoft executives anticipate a 'turnaround' in 2025 after restructures and staff cuts, focusing on global MMORPG market opportunities.
Aion 2 is set to launch in Korea and Taiwan in the second half of the year, with a global release to follow, emphasizing a unique approach for userbases.
AI is highlighted as essential, with NCsoft deploying AI and LLM technology to cut costs, primarily in localization, animation, and moderation.
The company aims for a strategic comeback in 2025 following challenges, emphasizing its position in the global MMORPG market.
NCsoft's restructures and developments, including anticipated game releases, reflect efforts to stabilize financial performance and foster growth.
The financial landscape for NCsoft's various MMO titles shows fluctuations and developments, with a focus on balancing mobile and PC market strategies.