Imagine blending the prowess of one of the world's top game developers with the vibrant energy of a major anime expo and the thrill of a brand-new game. That's precisely what you get with Webzen, the masterminds behind MU Online and R2 Online, as they unveiled their latest creation, TERBIS, at the Summer Comiket 2024 in Tokyo.
TERBIS is an exciting PC and mobile cross-platform character-collecting RPG that boasts stunning features, leaving fans eager to dive in. The game's visuals are nothing short of breathtaking, sporting a stylish anime aesthetic that's sure to captivate genre enthusiasts. Each character comes with a rich backstory, allowing players to delve deeper into their worlds as they progress through the game.
One of the standout features of TERBIS is its real-time combat system. The way battles unfold can vary significantly depending on the character you choose. With different speeds, stats, and relationships among characters, you can customize your team's formation to maximize their potential on the battlefield.
The game made its grand debut at the Summer Comiket 2024 in Tokyo, where the TERBIS booth became a hub of excitement. Visitors eagerly queued up to snag exclusive TERBIS merchandise, including chic shopping bags and practical fans, which were especially appreciated amidst the summer heat.
The atmosphere was further electrified by cosplayers dressed as TERBIS characters, whose intricate costumes delighted attendees. The booth also offered interactive activities such as voting, surveys, and social media engagements, keeping the crowd's energy high and fostering a lively community spirit. The enthusiastic participation from visitors made the TERBIS booth a highlight of the expo.
Summer Comiket 2024, held at the Tokyo Big Sight (also known as the Tokyo International Exhibition Centre) from August 11-12, is a biannual event celebrated for its focus on manga and anime from independent creators. This year's event attracted over 260,000 visitors across the two days, underscoring its immense popularity.
To stay updated on all things TERBIS, be sure to follow the game's Japanese and Korean X (formerly Twitter) pages. [ttpp] for direct access to the latest news and updates, ensuring you're always in the loop.
