With Korea's biggest games convention kicking off tomorrow, mobile publisher Com2uS is highlighting how seriously it's taking G-Star 2012.

It had the largest booth for mobile games in 2011, and this year it's going bigger, showcasing 17 games including 10 brand new titles.

Ensuring there's plenty of access, Com2uS' booth will be manned by over 100 staff, with over 100 mobile demo devices on hand, including iPads and Galaxy Tabs.

Work and play

"There are 30 million smartphone users in Korea, and mobile games are establishing themselves as a sort of entertainment everyone can enjoy," said CEO Jiyoung Park.

"For G-Star 2012, I designed the booths in hopes that our diverse mobile games would give users a lot of satisfaction and something new for each and every user."

Com2uS is experiencing strong growth in Korea, thanks to free-to-play games such as Tiny Farm, and will be taking advantage of the opportunities arising from G-Star and actively recruiting new staff during the show.