Mongil: Star Dive Debuts at Brazil Game Show

• Mongil: Star Dive has broadened its convention circuit by appearing at the Brazil Game Show.
• This follows major appearances at Gamescom and the Tokyo Game Show.
• Through a partnership with Samsung, fans had the chance to experience a new immersive demo firsthand.

Mongil: Star Dive is shaping up to be a highly anticipated game. It reinvents one of Netmarble's earliest mobile hits, Monster Taming, with stunning Unreal Engine visuals and fast-paced combat, positioning it as a dark horse in a recent wave of exciting new mobile releases.

The game has been actively showcased at various conventions. Alongside other upcoming titles like Limit Zero Breakers, Mongil: Star Dive made appearances at the Tokyo Game Show and, most recently, the Brazil Game Show.

As the largest gaming event in Latin America, the Brazil Game Show naturally prompted Netmarble to go all out. Partnering with Samsung, which prominently featured Mongil in a recent showcase, attendees got hands-on with an immersive demo that easily rivals the experiences offered at other major conventions.

Viva Brazil

The excitement here is twofold. Not only is there enthusiasm for Mongil: Star Dive's upcoming launch and the positive response to its Monsterling system and cinematic combat, but also for the international appeal and vision demonstrated by bringing the game to the Brazil Game Show.

While Gamescom and the Tokyo Game Show often come to mind for major game reveals, new contenders are emerging beyond these established events. With the decline of E3, events like the Brazil Game Show and Paris Game Week have become significant platforms for mobile gaming.

However, upcoming releases like Mongil: Star Dive will face stiff competition. Take a look at our list of the best mobile games of 2025 to see the other top-tier titles that have launched on iOS and Android in just the last ten months.