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ABUTTON Inc. (Korean: 에이버튼, styled AButton on its own website) is the South Korean studio that develops and publishes Guns & Dragons. It is based in Pangyo, in Bundang-gu, Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province, and is led by CEO Kim Dae-hwon.
Company Facts
Field | Detail |
|---|---|
Name | ABUTTON Inc. (에이버튼) |
Headquarters | Pangyo-ro, Bundang-gu, Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea |
CEO | Kim Dae-hwon |
Founded | Described as in its second year in September 2025 |
Staff | Just over 140 people as of September 2025 |
The Name
In a September 2025 interview, Kim explained that the company name refers to the A button on a game controller, which usually means moving forward.
Other Games
Besides Guns & Dragons, which appears on the studio site as Project GD, ABUTTON makes the MMORPG Zeus (Korean title 제우스: 오만의 신), released on August 26, 2026, and an action game known as Project EA.
Director Park Jun-woo described the studio's approach as a Big and Little strategy. Big projects like the MMORPG compete on scale and content volume, while Little projects such as Guns & Dragons try new ideas and aim at global audiences.
The Guns & Dragons Team
The Steam page names CEO Kim Dae-hwon and game director Park Jun-woo as the minds behind the game, leading a team that includes design lead Lee Chang-hoon, programming lead Choi Yu-tae and art lead Yu Yong-seon. The game's PM, Kim Ik-song, appeared with Park at gamescom 2026. The studio says its staff have previously worked on Counter-Strike Online, Wars of Prasia, AxE: Alliance vs Empire, Super Fantasy War, Blade & Soul 2 and Argent Twilight, among others.
The name is written ABUTTON on the Steam page and AButton on the studio's own website. See Development History for the game's timeline.