Eyedentity Games Takes Over Dragon Nest SEA Publishing
Publishing duties for Dragon Nest SEA have been passed from Cherry Credit to Eyedentity Games. The announcement of this transition comes with the launch of a new site that will allow players to easily transfer their accounts from one publisher to the other.
As part of the transition, the game will be having a bit of a relaunch on September 7. On this day, Eyedentity Games' new project manager, Tasha, will be hosting a live stream on Twitch.
Eyedentity has already announced plans for a new level cap, a new class, new raid, and other upcoming changes.
Details on how to transfer your account are available on the Dragon Nest site.
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