The Black Desert franchise reaches 55 million registered users and over two billion dollars in revenue.
The Korean developer and publisher Pearl Abyss has published new success figures to celebrate the eighth birthday of Black Desert Online on PC: The game reaches 55 million registered users worldwide across all platforms and has raised a total of more than two billion dollars since its launch in Korea in 2014 Revenue generated.
Pearl Abyss is celebrating two more birthdays in March: Black Desert on console turns five; There has also been crossplay between PlayStation and Xbox for four years now. To celebrate, Pearl Abyss brings the new class Scholars on March 6th on both consoles.
After a successful 2023 full of awards such as the 2023 Dari Award for Business of the Year, the critically and player-acclaimed Land of Morning Light expansion, and more than six amazing community events worldwide, Pearl Abyss is planning more culturally inspired content in 2024 , community celebrations, big discounts and surprises.
“In 2024, we want to further streamline Black Desert, make it more accessible and more engaging for all players, regardless of their level of engagement with the game,” explains Jaehee Kim, Executive Producer of Black Desert. “The eight-year anniversary is an important milestone in this journey and we will achieve even more. Happy Birthday!”
This month, Pearl Abyss is offering a series of rewarding events on PC, PlayStation and Xbox to celebrate its vibrant community. These range from simple login rewards to collaborative community works and creative competitions.
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