Pearl Abyss Showcases ‘Black Desert’ at Korean Festival in The Hague
Pearl Abyss announced that its MMORPG Black Desert participated in the ‘Korean Festival’ held in The Hague, Netherlands, on September 11th. The event, hosted by the Embassy of the Republic of Korea, aimed to introduce traditional and modern Korean culture to the local community through various programs, including K-pop dance, Taekwondo demonstrations, traditional music performances, and Korean food experiences.
Black Desert stood out as the only gaming content featured at the festival. Pearl Abyss operated a booth where attendees could experience the ‘Black Shrine’ boss challenge from the Land of the Morning Light expansion, inspired by Korean folklore.
Visitors engaged in battles against folklore-based bosses such as Gumiho, the Golden Pig King, and Sangoon. Those who successfully completed the ‘Black Shrine’ challenge were rewarded with a ‘Papu’ plush toy.
The Land of the Morning Light content is steeped in Korean myths and folk tales. Pearl Abyss has previously showcased Black Desert at significant events like ‘TwitchCon’ in Paris and during the Korea House promotion at the Paris Olympics.
This article was originally written in Korean and translated with the help of AI, then edited by a native English-speaking editor. For the original article, click here.
