Featuring Character Battle Action... Developed by Netmarble Nexus
On July 7, Netmarble released a new video for its upcoming title "Shangrila Frontier," which is currently being developed based on the manga intellectual property (IP) from Japanese publisher Kodansha.
The manga "Shangrila Frontier" is based on a web novel of the same name, which has recorded a cumulative 900 million views in Japan. The story follows a protagonist who loves only unpopular games as he embarks on adventures in "Shangrila Frontier," a blockbuster virtual reality (VR) game with 30 million total users. To date, two seasons of the anime series have aired, and production of a third season has also been confirmed.
The game is being developed by Netmarble Nexus. Faithfully reflecting the world view of the original IP, the main content involves exploring the in-game world, meeting a variety of companions and non-player characters (NPCs), and hunting down seven types of monsters that appear in the original work. The game features a two-character tag battle system that can be easily played with one hand, allowing players to experience a range of strategies through character switching.
A Netmarble representative said, "The game video vividly captures the world of 'Shangrila Frontier.' It showcases a variety of key content, including the protagonist's thrilling battles with major monsters such as 'Vopal Bunny' and 'Gluttonous Envoy,' high-quality cutscenes of main NPCs and characters, and diverse combat styles."
The video can be viewed on the Shangrila Frontier anime and Netmarble YouTube channels.
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