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Netmarble’s ‘Final Shot’ debuts in 154 nations

By 안성미

Published : Sept. 1, 2016 - 13:21

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[THE INVESTOR] Netmarble, South Korea’s No.1 mobile game developer, on Sept.1 announced the global launch of “Final Shot” on iOS and Android.

The first-person shooter game, available in 154 countries, features various game modes where users can play alone, in a clan or in five-on-five matches, all in real-time. The latest game targets global action game fans, and comes with fast-paced service, high quality graphics, as well as various missions and reward systems for more challenge. 

Netmarble’s “Final Shot” Netmarble’s “Final Shot”


“In order to vitalize the mobile first-person shooter market, we will provide the best service and contents that we have,” said Lee Jung-ho, director of Netmarble.

By Ahn Sung-mi (sahn@heraldcorp.com">sahn@heraldcorp.com)

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