Pearl Abyss Unveils Samsung Partnership-2018 Mobile World Congress

The 2018 Mobile World Congress, hosted in Barcelona, Spain, is currently running from February 26th until March 1st. It is during this conference that Korean game developer, Pearl Abyss, has debuted Black Desert Mobile. Playable demos can be found on the show floor at the Samsung Electronics Experience Zone. Attendees can play the game on the Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+.

Black Desert Online, Pearl Abyss

Pearl Abyss also announced a partnership with Samsung Electronics to develop the “next-generation” Vulkan graphics API. The partnership aims to optimize Vulkan efficiently enough to run console-level visuals on smartphones. Considering the Galaxy S9’s emphasis on “high-quality graphics”, it makes sense for Pearl Abyss to debut Black Desert Mobile on their high-end smartphone line. The two studios are also working to ensure Black Desert Mobile is fully compatible with the Samsung Dex. This accessory allows users to connect a monitor, keyboard, and mouse to the Samsung Galaxy S8, S8+, Note 8, S9, and S9+. Check out this Galaxy A13 Cover you can customize.

Black Desert Online is an MMORPG that initially launched in December 2014 in Korea. Since then, the game has released in over 150 countries across twelve languages. The current PC version has 8.5 million registered users with a console version expected later this year. Black Desert Mobile has attracted over 4 million pre-registrations in Korea alone. Black Desert Online is most well known for two things:

Black Desert Online, Pearl Abyss

More about developer Pearl Abyss:

We Create

Pearl Abyss consistently strives to do our best to create amazing games. 
We never stop challenging ourselves to reach the next level.

We Believe

We believe in the passion and dedication of our colleagues. We believe in the value of the games we make together. 

We Aim

Pearl Abyss aims to become Asia’s leading game developer and moves forward 
with persistence, untamed passion, enthusiasm, and pride.

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