RF Online Next
News, coverage and analysis tracking RF Online Next across the outlets.- RF Online Next pushes out its first post-launch update with a mining warNetmarble has released the first post-launch update for RF Online Next, introducing the 'Mining War' PvP event. This update also adds Biosuit flight capabilities, a new Expansion equipment category, the Arcane Trials dungeon, and a cross-server zone called Outer Planet.
- RF ONLINE NEXT INTRODUCES FIRST MAJOR UPDATE WITH MINING WAR AND NEW WARFARE CONTENTNetmarble has released the first major content update for its sci-fi MMORPG RF ONLINE NEXT, introducing a large-scale "Mining War" where factions battle for control of the Holy Stone. The update also adds new cross-server content called "Outer Planet" with the Albern Crater region, expanded progression systems including new equipment and skills, and new challenges like the Xenogeyser boss and the Arcane Trials party dungeon.
- MMO Week in Review: ArcheAge’s revival, Guild Wars’ CCGThis week's MMO news roundup covers a variety of topics including Guild Wars receiving a CCG in China, ArcheAge's revival, and Richard Garriott's efforts to regain Ultima copyright. It also features updates on Tomo Endless Blue's Kickstarter success, Embers of the Uncrowned, and Diablo Immortal's new Warlock patch.
- RF ONLINE NEXT LaunchesNetmarble has launched RF ONLINE NEXT, a new MMORPG and sequel to the original RF Online, for PC and mobile devices. The PC version is available as a free-to-play title on the Epic Games Store.
- RF ONLINE NEXT LAUNCHES WORLDWIDE ON PC AND MOBILENetmarble has announced the worldwide launch of RF ONLINE NEXT, a sci-fi MMORPG sequel to RF Online, now available on PC and mobile platforms. The game features large-scale warfare, a signature Biosuit system, and an interconnected economic system driven by player activity. Launch celebrations include in-game rewards and events for pre-registered players.
RF Online Next Officially Launches in Southeast AsiaRF Online Next has officially launched in Southeast Asia, allowing players to experience the sequel to the sci-fi MMORPG. The game features updated visuals, large-scale warfare, and futuristic combat, with eight servers currently available. RF Online Next is accessible on PC and mobile platforms.- Netmarble’s mecha MMO RF Online Next is set to launch globally tonight – here’s how to get itNetmarble is launching its mecha MMORPG, RF Online Next, globally today. The game features a dynamic Biosuit system, large-scale combat tools like MAUs, and real-time battles. RF Online Next is available through Netmarble, Epic Games Store, iOS, and Android, with launch times varying slightly due to timezone confusion.
- Mecha MMO RF Online Next drops into our lap on June 16Netmarble is launching its new mecha MMO, RF Online Next, on June 16th, expanding the franchise that originally debuted in 2004. The game will be available globally on PC and mobile platforms, supporting 16 languages. RF Online Next features a dynamic Biosuit system, large-scale combat tools like MAUs, and real-time action gameplay.
- RF ONLINE NEXT TO LAUNCH GLOBALLY ON June 16Netmarble announced that its sci-fi MMORPG RF ONLINE NEXT will launch globally on June 16 for PC and mobile platforms. The game features a dynamic Biosuit system, massive battlefield tools, and powerful summons. Following successful launches in Korea, Japan, and Taiwan, the global release will include expanded language support and in-game rewards for pre-registered players.
- NETMARBLE REPORTS FIRST QUARTER 2026 FINANCIAL RESULTSNetmarble reported first quarter 2026 financial results with $444.97 million in revenue and $57.29 million in EBITDA. CEO Byung-gyu Kim noted that while new releases late in the quarter limited their immediate revenue contribution, the company expects accelerated growth in the second quarter. Upcoming titles include expansions for Game of Thrones: Kingsroad and SOL: enchant, with further releases planned for the second half of the year.
- MMO Week in Review: Evercold, Aion 2, and EQ LegendsThis week in the MMORPG genre saw the reveal of Final Fantasy XIV's 'Evercold' expansion for January 2027, alongside confirmations for Aion 2's global launch this year. Several other titles like Embers of the Uncrowned, RF Online Next, Palia, EverQuest Legends, and Loftia also had significant updates or beta launches.
RF Online Next Opens Global Pre-Registration Ahead of Expected June 18 ReleaseRF Online Next, the sequel to the 2004 sci-fi MMORPG, has opened global pre-registration on PC and mobile platforms, with an expected release date of June 18. The game will feature planetary warfare, realm-versus-realm battles, and Unreal Engine 5 visuals, expanding on the original's interplanetary setting. Pre-registration rewards include summon tickets and combat support items.- Betawatch: Closed beta for Loftia and EQ Legends, delay for Monsters & MemoriesSeveral MMOs are currently in various stages of testing. Loftia has launched its closed beta with no NDA, while Monsters & Memories has delayed its early access to October due to a lead developer's departure. Camelot Unchained has expanded its testing to Wednesdays, and Palia is adding horses while remaining in beta.
- NETMARBLE OPENS GLOBAL PRE-REGISTRATION FOR RF ONLINE NEXTNetmarble has opened global pre-registration for its upcoming sci-fi MMORPG, RF ONLINE NEXT, the sequel to RF Online. The game will launch worldwide on PC and mobile platforms, featuring a dynamic Biosuit system, MAU and Launcher tools, and powerful Animus summons. Pre-registration rewards are available through the official website and app marketplaces.
- Netmarble’s RF Online Next is coming to the global market with registrations open todayNetmarble has opened global pre-registration for its sci-fi MMORPG RF ONLINE NEXT, the official sequel to RF Online. The game will launch worldwide on PC and mobile platforms, featuring a dynamic Biosuit system, MAU and Launcher tools, and powerful summons. Following successful releases in Korea, Japan, and Taiwan, the game is expanding globally with support for 12 additional languages.