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In the past two years, Korean game developers have launched single-player games such as "Pinocchio's Lie" and "Star Blade", attracting the attention of global players. Shift Up has also become the focus of the industry with "Star Blade". Recently, the game director Kim Hyung-tae said that single-player games have a wider appeal in the global market and are becoming a new strategic focus for Korean developers.

Single-player games are not only popular among foreign players, but also show their huge commercial potential. Single-player games can attract more young players and allow them to invest more time and emotions. Therefore, Shift Up believes that single-player games are a key area for future development.

Shift Up said that Star Blade has achieved great commercial success, selling 1 million copies in just two months, becoming a global IP. The game's sales have slowed down, but remain stable. They will continue to update Star Blade and add new content. After the recent summer update, the game's active users have increased significantly.

Shift Up said that they have fulfilled their contractual obligations with Sony. In order to maintain the popularity of "Star Blade", they are preparing to launch a PC version in the "near future" and expect that the PC version of "Star Blade" will perform better than the PS5 version!