RAGNAROK: GRAVITY teases 11 new RO titles ahead of 2027 25th anniversary
Key takeaways
- RAGNAROK 25th anniversary scheduled for 2027
- GRAVITY announced 11 new RO game projects in development
- RO global series downloads exceed 250 million
- GRAVITY has 12 global offices, 11 subsidiaries, and 1,000+ employees
GRAVITY announced a new vision called “Beyond Ragnarok” at RO FESTA 2026 in Bangkok and confirmed that RAGNAROK (RO 仙境傳說) will hit its 25th anniversary in 2027; the company also said it is simultaneously preparing 11 new RO game projects. Chairman Kiyoki Kitamura spoke at the event and laid out plans to expand the brand beyond a single game into a broader global ecosystem.
The company says the RO IP has more than 24 years of history and global series downloads have topped 250 million. GRAVITY currently operates from 12 global offices with 11 subsidiaries and over 1,000 staff, and its RO community spans 122 countries and regions. At RO FESTA 2026 the company showed over 20 RO-related works and ran three global esports events, with international media attending from Korea, Taiwan, the U.S., Thailand, Hong Kong and South America; Bahamut GNN served as the Taiwan-exclusive on-site reporter.
Kitamura outlined concrete platforms and projects GRAVITY plans to tie together: AIWAN (an H5 platform requiring no download), RO LITE, RO PLAYZONE, plus creator-focused initiatives RO UGC and RO BOX. The stated idea is to broaden participation beyond traditional players into creators, KOLs and Web3 users by enabling play, watch, create, support and connect experiences across platforms and formats. The company also continues merchandising, animation, tabletop and experiential entertainment around the IP.
Why it matters
Takeaway: with 11 new titles in development plus H5, lite and creator tools already named, GRAVITY is positioning RO to operate as a multi-platform IP where playing and content creation sit side by side—so expect more entry points for nontraditional contributors as the 25th anniversary year approaches.
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