Epic Seven Wraps Up Grand 7th Anniversary Offline Festival with Great Success 2025-09-09

■ Tickets for the global esports festival “E7WC 2025” Grand Final sold out in just one minute… Orchestra concert also received rave reviews

■ In the E7WC Final, Xiao Xuenai from the Asia server claimed the championship and took home the $50,000 prize

■ Various attractions including mini-game booths, the official Epic Seven merchandise shop, a user-created goods market, and cosplay performances

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Smilegate announced on Tuesday, the 9th, that the large-scale offline event celebrating the 7th anniversary of the global hit mobile RPG “Epic Seven,” serviced by Smilegate and developed by Super Creative, concluded successfully with enthusiastic participation from users.

The two-day event took place on September 6 and 7 at YES24 Live Hall in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul. The “Epic Seven World Arena Championship 2025” (E7WC) Grand Final was held on the 6th, followed by the game’s first orchestra concert, “Symphony No.7: Orbis,” on the 7th. Both were livestreamed on Epic Seven’s official YouTube channel and other platforms, allowing fans around the world to join in.

The E7WC Grand Final, which began at 12 p.m. on the 6th, served as the stage to crown the world’s best player in Epic Seven’s core content, the real-time World Arena. Tickets sold out within one minute, and nearly 1,000 fans filled the venue. The final featured Korea’s GOMEAWME, the four-time consecutive regular-season World Arena No.1, against Xiao Xuenai from the Asia server, who had defeated last year’s champion Hazamarei in the qualifiers. After a fierce battle, Xiao Xuenai won the match with a 4-2 set score and secured the $50,000 grand prize.

Beyond the tournament, the venue featured a variety of attractions, including mini-game booths, the official Epic Seven merchandise shop, a user-created goods market, and cosplay performances. At the merchandise shop, 11 new items were released, along with two sets of “Epic Seven Nibel Arena,” the game’s first TCG (Trading Card Game). In the cosplay zone, eight models portrayed popular Epic Seven heroes such as YONA, Beat Berry, Jokjang, and Heeya, drawing the attention of attendees.

At 12 p.m. on the 7th, Epic Seven’s first orchestra concert, “Symphony No.7: Orbis,” was held. The performance reinterpreted 31 tracks from the game’s OST, capturing its lore and emotions through the grandeur of orchestral music. Renowned conductor An Doo-hyun led the Inje Orchestra, while Nam Doh-hyeong, the voice actor behind the character Vildred, served as MC to interact with fans. Voice actor Kim Do-yeong, who plays Harsetti, and singer Na Go-eun also performed vocals for Epic Seven classics such as “The Starborn,” “Desperate,” and “Promise.”

Further details on Epic Seven’s 7th anniversary offline event and the game itself can be found on the official Epic Seven community and YouTube channel.