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Wemade, led by CEO Park Kwan Ho, has officially opened pre-registration for its highly anticipated MMORPG Legend of YMIR. Starting today, players can register through the game’s official website, Google Play, and Apple’s App Store.
Pre-registered users will receive various in-game items upon the game's launch, including “Mana Regeneration Potions” and “Swift Mead,” which boosts attack and movement speed. As a bonus, users who complete pre-registration and subscribe to the game’s official YouTube channel and KakaoTalk channel will be rewarded with 50 “Pre-Registration Coins.” These coins can be exchanged for valuable items such as scrolls and enhancement stones.
Legend of YMIR is set in a fantastical world inspired by Norse mythology, focusing on the apocalyptic event of Ragnarök, which recurs every 9,000 years. The game introduces groundbreaking innovations, including blockchain technology, making it the first Korean game to incorporate Non-Fungible Items (NFI). Players will be able to acquire top-tier items like weapons and accessories as NFIs, which will also feature a governance system to enhance user participation and control.
The game is slated for release in the first quarter of 2025. Through its unique integration of blockchain and immersive storytelling, Legend of YMIR aims to set a new standard for MMORPGs in the global gaming market.
Wemade’s approach highlights the company’s commitment to innovation in gaming. The integration of blockchain technology enables players to own and trade their in-game assets securely, offering new possibilities for the gaming experience. This also aligns with the broader trend of integrating Web3 technologies into traditional gaming platforms.
Additional details about the game, including gameplay features and upcoming events, are available on the official website. Fans eagerly await the release, expecting a fresh combination of traditional MMORPG elements with modern technological advancements.
With the pre-registration campaign now live, Legend of YMIR is already generating significant excitement within the gaming community. Wemade’s bold move to merge blockchain with mainstream gaming could pave the way for the future of interactive entertainment.

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