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The pioneering mobile gaming company has been in the annual top 10 list since 2015 

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ISTANBUL (TR) - Netmarble, the producer and publisher of high-quality mobile game content, was officially listed in App Annie's "Best Publishers of 2021" list today. Candidates were selected based on their sales in the worldwide mobile game market in 2020.

According to the data published by the mobile application market analysis site AppAnnie, Netmarble ranked in the Top 10 in the total game section of the App Store and Google Play last year. Firms such as Tencent, Netease and Activision Blizzard were also listed on this year's list.

Netmarble, which ranked first on App Annie's Top 52 Publishers list in 2015, has been on App Annie's Top 10 list for six years, including the sales ranking announcement for 2020.

Netmarble made great improvements to the worldwide market last year by releasing a variety of games. Especially in The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross 2020, which was released in March last year, it gained incredible success by gaining popularity in major markets around the world. The game was ranked 10th in North America's iOS Sales and ranked Top # 1 in both French markets.

Netmarble is preparing to publish various big games on the market worldwide this year. The Open World RPG Blade & Soul Revolution is scheduled to be released in the first quarter of 2021. Netmarble also continues to actively develop other major games, including Ni no Kuni: Cross Worlds, Seven Knights Revolution, and MARVEL Future Revolution.

"Netmarble continues its commitment to providing unique gaming experiences to players around the world with new games in 2020 such as The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross, Seven Knights2, MaguMagu 2020, A3: Still Alive, and MARVEL Realm of Champions." "We are confident that our 2021 broadcasts will be at least as entertaining and interactive, and we look forward to sharing their news," said Seungwon Lee, Netmarble's Co-CEO.