• First mobile baseball game in Japan officially licensed by both NPB and MLB.

• Features a wide range of gameplay modes including 1v1 PvP, Special Training Games, and Manager Mode.

• Realistic visuals and local sports announcer casting deliver an immersive, broadcast-style experience.

Seoul, South Korea – May 29, 2025 – WEMADE Co., Ltd. (CEO Kwan-ho Park) has officially launched <Fantastic Baseball: NP-MLB>, a Japan-exclusive mobile baseball game developed in collaboration with Round One Studio (CEO Gunhee Lee).

<Fantastic Baseball: NP-MLB> is the first mobile baseball title in Japan to obtain official licenses from both NPB (Nippon Professional Baseball) and MLB (Major League Baseball), including MLB Players, Inc. Players can build their dream team with athletes from all 12 NPB clubs and 30 MLB teams and compete in strategic, high-stakes matchups.

The game offers a wide variety of content designed to appeal to both casual and competitive players:

• Challenge Mode, where players complete tasks to earn rewards

• Showdown Mode, featuring real-time 1v1 PvP battles

• Special Training Games, with unique rules applied daily

• Win Streak Mode, where players advance by winning consecutive stages

• Manager Mode, where strategic commands alone determine the outcome

Every detail in <Fantastic Baseball: NP-MLB> reflects Round One Studio’s commitment to authenticity, from realistic player animations to accurately modeled stadiums and official team branding. The game also features commentary by renowned Japanese sports announcer Satoshi Kamishige, enhancing the experience with dynamic, broadcast-style narration.

Upon opening pre-downloads on May 28, <Fantastic Baseball: NP-MLB> quickly rose to the top of the Top Free Games chart on the Japanese Apple App Store, demonstrating strong interest from local fans. Further information about the game is available on its official website and social media platforms.

WEMADE Japan Co., Ltd. (CEO Jong-goo Choi), the Japanese subsidiary of WEMADE, signed an official licensing agreement with NPB to deliver a baseball experience tailored specifically to Japanese fans.