‘ONE Store Global’ Launches in 122 Countries… Distributes AI and Blockchain Games

ONE Store announced on August 31 that it has officially launched its app marketplace ‘ONE Store Global’ and D2C (direct-to-consumer) payment platform ‘ONE shop’ across 122 countries worldwide.

‘ONE Store Global’ began service in 122 countries, including North America, Latin America, and Asia. It secured over 1,000 titles at launch, including AI and blockchain-based games in its lineup. Developers can launch games simultaneously across target countries using a single global build.

‘AI Games’, a service showcasing games created with AI, is also scheduled to launch in the global market in September. It features games made by creators using AI, which users can run directly on ‘ONE Store Global’ without downloading a separate app. ONE Store plans to expand this service globally after initiating it in Korea in August.

Launched alongside it, ‘ONE shop’ is a D2C channel that integrates ONE Store’s ONE Web Shop and NEXUS’s CROSS Shop. Adding the US, Japan, Taiwan, Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines to its existing service region of Korea, it operates in a total of 7 countries. A sales commission of 5% excluding PG fees is applied to developers.

Developers can adopt ‘ONE shop’ without developing a separate build by leveraging existing ONE Store in-app purchase integration specifications. A site builder feature is also provided, allowing developers to directly customize product display formats, banner orders, background colors, images, and more on their sales pages.

NEXUS CEO Jang Hyun-guk said, “Starting from Korea, ONE Store has launched the world’s first AI and blockchain game platform across 122 countries,” adding, “We will ensure that innovations occurring in AI and blockchain translate directly into game content and platforms”.

ONE Store plans to expand its service countries, regional support for ‘ONE shop’, and content lineup in the future.

This article was originally written in Korean and translated with the help of AI. It was then edited by a native English-speaking editor. All AI-assisted translations are reviewed and refined by our newsroom.
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