Red Stone' Welcomes Fans with First Solo Booth at TGS to Mark 21st Anniversary

A welcoming gathering for long-time fans

'Red Stone' Welcomes Fans with First Solo Booth at TGS to Mark 21st Anniversary in Japan

Hongman "Nowl" Yoon [email protected] Sep 19, 2026 Korean (한국어) KO Add us on

Every autumn, the eyes of gamers around the world turn to Makuhari Messe in Chiba Prefecture, Japan. Amid the array of new titles and global blockbusters gathered under one roof this year, Red Stone, which has spent years alongside Japanese fans, set up its own dedicated booth at TGS 2026. Running for five days from September 17 to 21, TGS 2026 featured the familiar red emblem of Red Stone, a PC MMORPG developed and operated by L&K Logic Korea (L&K). Having previously participated in TGS as part of the Korea Pavilion, Red Stone hosted local players in its own standalone space for the first time this year to celebrate its 21st anniversary in Japan.

On the main stage, cosplay performances brought the game's iconic classes and transformed characters to life. Cosplay models Hang-ah and Lilu dressed as the Black Mage and Maid, respectively, striking poses that highlighted their characters' traits as visitors gathered to capture the moment on camera. Nearby, an area was set up to distribute limited-edition 21st anniversary merchandise. Waiting in line for their merchandise, players checked each other's in-game character names and greeted one another, naturally striking up conversations about the game.

Japanese players who have played Red Stone for over 10 years were easy to spot at the venue. For those who have been with the game for so long, this TGS served as a place to meet in person and chat with fellow players they had previously only known online. As the first standalone booth created to mark 21 years of service in Japan, it provided long-time fans with a welcome opportunity to reflect on their memories with Red Stone and share stories with one another. Here is a look at the scene through photos.

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Hongman "Nowl" Yoon

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