SayArt Launches Exclusive Interview With Lee Gwang Jae, CEO of FOWGAMES - A Proud Korean Game Developer.
Dec 5, 2022
SayArt shows the success story of a Korean rising star in the global mobile game industry.
Seoul, Korea - December 5, 2022 —
SayArt, a K-culture and arts media platform, shows interesting stories of Lee Gwang Jae, CEO of FOWGAMES, who owns two global blockbuster MMORPG games “Kingdom” and “PristonTale M.” During the interview, SayArt dissected Lee Gwang Jae’s journey, such as why his team developed the game engine, why his team chose the MMORPG genre, and more, as a way to promote Korean community.
The world is paying attention to the fantastic power of Korean culture and art. As the famous games of FOWGAMES ranked in the top 10 of Google are surfing the industry like hurricane, SayArt caught the opportunity to connect with the famous owners to express such strong pride in the excellence of Korean culture and arts.
In the conversation, Lee Gwang Jae shared details about what brought "KINGDOM" to 170 countries worldwide and why In the early days of launching, it achieved great results by ranking second in sales in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau: “At the time, I thought that our game couldn’t be successful overseas if we didn’t succeed in optimizing the game engine. This is because domestic users enjoy mobile games on PC, but overseas users do not…So I decided to develop a game optimized for mobile. This is why our team developed the game engine itself.”
From the story of independent game developers, SayArt takes a deep dive into his business’s passion: “I don’t stop at the imagination in my head, and I pay directly to play games not only for the genre of the game I want to develop, but also for similar genres. This is because it is most important to understand the user's thoughts in game development. We were able to develop "PRISTONTALE M" from the user's point of view, based on numerous experiences of playing other companies' games.”
Interested parties can find more interview information by visiting http://m.sayart.net/news/view/1065612892798443
With a motto and aspiration to "lead the true globalization of Korean culture and art", SayArt always strive to promote Korea's outstanding culture and arts around the world. As culture and arts powerfully unite people across languages, races, ideologies, and borders, SayArt’s news focus is on the outstanding aspects and people of Korean.
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