SEOUL, South Korea--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov 27, 2024--
DMONG (CEO Lee Ji-baek) announced that it officially launched the zombie apocalypse survival game ‘ ZOMVIRUS ’ on Steam on November 27 th, KST.
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Set in Hongdae, a landmark district in Seoul, ZOMVIRUS is a PvE VR shooting game that has emerged as a dark horse in the domestic gaming scene. Since its demo debut at the ‘2024 PlayX4’ exhibition in May, the game has garnered significant interest from players both in Korea and abroad.
In ZOMVIRUS, players fight for survival in a zombie-infested Hongdae, battling their way to safety while scavenging supplies and wielding weapons.
ZOMVIRUS offers a unique, VR-driven zombie experience. Unlike 2D games, it demands physical interaction, from wielding weapons to scavenging for food, heightening both tension and excitement.
Drawing inspiration from popular K-dramas like ‘Kingdom’ and ‘All of Us Are Dead,’ the game's K-zombies deliver heart-pounding thrills. These creatures, guided by sight and sound, react swiftly to noise, creating intense and immersive gameplay. Players can further immerse themselves in this uniquely Korean experience by wielding iconic K-weapons such as the K2 and K5.
To celebrate the launch, ZOMVIRUS is hosting an SNS review event until December 10 th. Join by purchasing ZOMVIRUS through the ‘VR Maniac’ banner or the official SNS link, writing a Steam review, and sharing it with the organizer. Winners receive Steam gift cards, and DMONG has more celebrations planned.
"ZOMVIRUS aims to spark a global K-zombie gaming phenomenon," said Lee Ji-baek, CEO of DMONG. "With stunning visuals and immersive gameplay, we're confident it will captivate audiences worldwide. Future updates will introduce bug fixes, optimizations, new scenarios, multiplayer, and additional quarantine cities like Manhattan and Shanghai."
About DMONG
DMONG is a game and metaverse content development company. DMONG is developing and preparing to launch the VR zombie apocalypse game ‘ZOMVIRUS’ and the manipulative escape room game ‘This Station Is.’ At its core, DMONG leverages reinforcement learning to analyze player tendencies and adjust game balance for each individual user. Looking ahead, DMONG intends to showcase a series of escape room games in the mobile game sector and a lineup of apocalypse games set in various landmarks in the VR game sector.
DMONG is inviting VR hunters to battle zombies in ‘ZOMVIRUS,’ offering a chance to win a $10,000 prize (image: DMONG)
LEIPZIG, Germany--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan 15, 2026--
Antech™, a global veterinary diagnostics company, today announced that Antech Academy, one of the largest and longest running continuous veterinary education platforms in Europe, proudly marks its 20th anniversary, celebrating two decades of unwavering commitment to supporting veterinary professionals in continuously improving their clinical expertise through high-quality, relevant education.
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For over 20 years, Antech Academy has been dedicated to empowering a growing community of over 25,000 veterinarians with the knowledge and skills needed to achieve accurate diagnoses and deliver the best possible treatments to their patients.
Key topics
The Antech Academy curriculum covers key disciplines encountered in daily practice, including internal medicine, clinical pathology/medical biology, oncology, dermatology, anesthesia, neurology, surgery, emergency & critical care, reproduction, infectious diseases, cardiology, genetics, exotic pets, ophthalmology, bacteriology, and more.
Innovative training formats across Europe
To meet veterinary practitioners’ evolving needs, Antech Academy blends theoretical learning with hands-on practice:
Courses are led by highly qualified veterinary specialists who are passionate about sharing their expertise with exceptional pedagogical quality.
20 years of impact in Germany, France and Belgium
Since its inception in Germany, Antech Academy has forged strong partnerships with over 100 veterinary practitioners and specialists nationwide.
Over the past two decades, its training programs have become a benchmark for excellence, with over 8000 veterinarians benefiting from scientific sessions, hands-on workshops, and advanced courses. These initiatives have strengthened expertise, enhanced diagnostic capabilities, and improved patient care throughout the country.
In 2025, over 1,600 veterinary professionals in Germany attended Antech Academy courses, all of which are ATF-certified.
Over 13,000 French-speaking veterinarians attended Antech Academy live webinars in 2025, with more than 35,000 total connections throughout the year – all led by over 50 expert veterinary trainers.
Antech has also partnered with leading veterinary institutions such as L'École nationale vétérinaire d'Alfort (EnvA) and ULB HeLSci to develop and deliver the continuous education offering.
Sign up with Antech Academy during Leipzig Veterinary Congress
Veterinary professionals signing up for Antech Academy webinars or courses during Leipzig Veterinary Congress (15-17 January) will receive a special 25% discount.
About Antech
Antech is a global veterinary diagnostics company driven by its passion for innovation that helps veterinarians deliver better animal health outcomes. Antech products and services span a wide network of reference laboratories across the globe; in-house diagnostic laboratory instruments and consumables, including rapid assay diagnostic products and digital cytology services; local and cloud-based data services; practice information management software and related software and support; veterinary imaging and technology; veterinary professional education and training; and board-certified specialist support services. For more information, please visit antechdiagnostics.com.
Antech Academy: 20 years of advancing continuous veterinary education in Europe
Antech Academy: 20 years of advancing continuous veterinary education in Europe