KURO GAMES' open world action RPG, 'Wuthering Waves,' celebrated its 2nd anniversary on the 23rd. Having already captured attention with the flashy action and graphics proven in its predecessor, Wuthering Waves has spent the last two years steadily building up its character development know-how and narrative foundation. It has now firmly established itself as an essential pillar of the subculture gaming scene.

To capture the trajectory and memories of these past two years, KURO GAMES is hosting the Wuthering Waves 2nd Anniversary Festival at KINTEX Exhibition Center II, Hall 9, for three days starting today (the 29th) through the 31st. The festival, themed around a graduation ceremony to match the major zones of Version 3—Lahai-Roi and Startorch Academy—features large-scale exhibitions, performances, interactive experiences, and limited-edition merchandise. There was plenty to enjoy, including a graduation album screening, an opening ceremony, a showcase featuring the 'Camellya Mascot' and friends—who have become an indispensable presence at Wuthering Waves offline events—as well as voice actor talk shows and user-participation programs.

Beyond that, the event includes various minigames, a staple of Wuthering Waves offline gatherings, and booths showcasing fan art from various artists, continuing the tradition from the 1st anniversary. Several artists familiar to Wuthering Waves players, including the artist 'Ar'—famous for their 'Bread-Ddeok' Camellya art—have confirmed their participation. Additionally, the on-site merchandise shop offered special official 2nd-anniversary goods, fueling both fan passion and the urge to collect.

We captured the scene of the Wuthering Waves 2nd Anniversary Festival, a celebration of a game that has consistently evolved and shown sincerity toward its users.