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Korean game developer Wemade has officially released its mobile web3 game 'Devil Squad: Charge!' (악마단 돌겨억!) globally, making it available in more than 170 countries. The company noted that the launch excludes certain countries, including Korea.
According to Wemade's announcement, 'Devil Squad: Charge!' is now available worldwide across more than 170 countries. The company stated that the release covers a broad global market, though the official announcement carried a caveat noting the exclusion of some countries, such as Korea.
'Devil Squad: Charge!' is a mobile web3 title, aligning with Wemade's broader strategy of building out its web3 gaming business. The game's official release follows the company's established pattern of pushing blockchain-integrated mobile titles to international audiences.
The launch figures cited — the 170-plus country count — come from Wemade's own announcement. No independent sales or download figures were included in the announcement reviewed for this article, and the company has not disclosed player numbers or revenue data for the title at this stage.
The exclusion of the domestic Korean market from the launch means local players will not have access to the game through the official release, at least for now. Wemade did not indicate whether a Korean release is planned in the future.
The company's web3 gaming push remains one of its core business pillars, and the global launch of 'Devil Squad: Charge!' adds another mobile title to that portfolio. Details on monetization structure and blockchain integration specifics were not provided beyond the announcement's basic launch information.
With the worldwide rollout now official, the claim that Wemade has launched 'Devil Squad: Charge!' in over 170 countries, with certain countries including Korea excluded, is True.