GAME DOSI to Release Its First Web3 Game ‘Frame Arms Girl: Dream Stadium’ on July 6

·GAME DOSI's first Web3 game, based on the popular Japanese model kit series “Frame Arms Girl” ·Pre-registration event starts today, with in-game items and NFTs offered as rewards ·The next lineup of new game titles to be announced in the second half of this year

SEONGNAM, South Korea – June 22, 2023 – LINE NEXT Inc., LINE's venture dedicated to developing and expanding the NFT ecosystem, announced today that its Web3 gaming platform GAME DOSI will release its first title, “Frame Arms Girl: Dream Stadium,” based on the popular Japanese model kit series on July 6. Pre-registration is now available on the promotional site, where rewards will be provided upon the official launch in 180 countries (excluding South Korea, Japan, and China).

A plastic model series by Kotobukiya, Frame Arms Girl features robots portrayed as anthropomorphic girls. “Dream Stadium” will be the original IP's first hack-and-slash Web3 game available on PC, offering action-packed content and a variety of gameplay options to choose from. Various characters from Frame Arms Girl will also be available, with certain elements available to be made into NFTs.

To celebrate the title reveal, LINE NEXT has opened a promotional site where pre-registration will be available until the game launches on July 6. Those who participate in the pre-registration event will receive special in-game items and NFTs as rewards. These NFTs can be traded via GAME DOSI's Store page once the game officially launches. More details can be found on the promotion page (https://game.dosi.world/promotion/fagirl).

Launched on May 18, GAME DOSI is LINE NEXT's Web3 gaming platform that further expands the ecosystem of its global NFT platform DOSI. GAME DOSI plans to offer a wide range of fun games for users while providing all-in-one solutions to help game developers create their own blockchain-based Web3 games.

In addition to the Frame Arms Girl: Dream Stadium, LINE NEXT is currently developing other game titles across a variety of genres, five of which were announced in May, including its in-house game, Project GD. The company also plans to reveal another line-up of new titles in the second half of this year.