Nexon’s The First Descendant to Share Key Insights at GDC 2025
Jack Lee
wangjb77@gmail.com | 2025-01-24 02:40:19
Nexon announced on the 24th that its looter-shooter game The First Descendant will be featured at the upcoming Game Developers Conference (GDC) 2025, to be held from March 17 to 21 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, California. As one of the largest global gatherings for game developers, GDC serves as a platform for discussing industry trends and innovations.
On March 20, Beom Jun Lee, Executive Producer of The First Descendant, will present a session titled Persevering Through a 57 Metacritic as a Live Service Game. The presentation will delve into the game’s journey since its launch, detailing the challenges faced over eight months of live service and the strategies employed to overcome them.
Key topics of the presentation include an analysis of the game’s early reception, the methods implemented to address player feedback, and plans to enhance user satisfaction. Additionally, Nexon will share future updates and its overarching direction for live service development, offering valuable insights for industry professionals navigating similar challenges.
Beom Jun Lee expressed his enthusiasm, stating, “It is an honor to present at a conference that brings together developers from around the world. Through this session, we aim to share the lessons we’ve learned while servicing The First Descendant and provide a clear vision of how we plan to meet our players’ expectations moving forward.”
The First Descendant, launched in 2024, has been a critical point of focus for Nexon, as it navigates the challenges of sustaining a live-service game in a competitive market. The company’s participation in GDC reflects its commitment to transparency and innovation.
For further details on The First Descendant, players can visit its official website and YouTube channel. The presentation at GDC is anticipated to offer a compelling look at Nexon’s adaptive strategies and commitment to the player experience.
Sayart / Jack Lee, wangjb77@gmail.com
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