"Arcane" is an animated steampunk action series based on the lore and characters of multi-player online game "League of Legends."
The spacious area measuring 366 square meters at Shinsegae Department Store provides visitors with an opportunity to play games, including "Wild Rift," the mobile version of "League of Legends," and explore an exhibition dedicated to the series.
The store will remain open until this weekend.
Han Jun-gu
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