The mobile RPG Lost Sword, released on January 16, 2025 on the territory of South Korea, Wemade Connect, was very successful. In just 50 days the game overcame A mark of $ 10 million revenues, taking first place in income among “subcultural games” (as Anime RPG is called in the country with Gacha-Majanika).
Lost Sword, based on Camelot legends, offers players to go in search of the legendary excalibur sword along with a detachment of girl knights. The game stably kept in the top 10 RPG chart in Google Play from the moment of release, but a particularly powerful jump in sales occurred after a recent event with the character “Lisa, the apostle of envy”-on February 20, the day income increased by 185%.
According to Sensor Tower, by the 50th day after launch:
- The total number of loads exceeded 500,000
- The total income in Google Play and App Store reached $ 10 million
- Lost Sword took 1st place among Korean subcultural games
- I entered the top 30 of the world ranking of subcultural revenue games
- Among all the mobile games released in 2025, it became an income leader
Lost Sword won the audience of anime fans thanks to the stylish 2D animations, the voice acting of the famous Korean Seiyu and a deep plot, as well as a successful combination of auto-boy and strategic elements. Effective marketing with an emphasis on anime art and dynamic battles helped the game attract a wide audience and quickly gain popularity.
Thanks to the success of Lost Sword, Wemade Connect, she climbed 2nd place among Korean publishers of subcultural games, approaching giants like Hoyooverse and Tencent. Now the company is considering access to the international market.
It is worth noting that despite the fact that Lost Sword is now available only in South Korea, English is already present in the game. You can download the client by iOS through App Store If there is a Korean account, and it is enough to install an APK file on Android (for example, through APKPURE or APKCOMBO).
