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In-game profiles are no longer just a place to display your level or combat power.

They show which characters you like, which outfits you enjoy,

and how you approach the game—making them another way to introduce yourself.

On PEAK, Picos shared their stories around the theme of “in-game profiles.”

Drawing on posts submitted by Picos through the [NEXON PEAK Post Challenge],

we have rounded up the games they highlighted for expressing individuality and personal tastes through in-game profiles.

Discover how Picos customize their profiles, how they connect with other players,

and why they see profiles as a space to express their in-game selves.

[At a Glance] TOP 4 In-Game Profiles Highlighted by Picos

Game	Profile Highlights from Picos
Mabinogi Mobile	Introduce yourself and connect through Stellagram, keywords, and class-specific poses
MapleStory	Show your character’s individuality with custom illustrations, outfits, medals, and titles
Blue Archive	Share your tastes through a featured student and a one-line introduction
Mabinogi	Express your character’s style through cosmetic outfits, dyes, and 2nd titles

1. Mabinogi Mobile — Introduce Yourself Through Stellagram

Mabinogi Mobile was the game most frequently mentioned in PEAK posts about in-game profiles. Picos described its Stellagram feature as more than an information panel: it felt like another space to introduce their in-game selves.

Stellagram lets you convey your character’s style through visual elements such as appearance, outfits, poses, and expressions. Settings like “My Keywords” and “Not My Favorites” offer a natural way to share more about your tastes as a player.

Stellagram can also help players connect. Browsing other Picos’ profiles and leaving reactions through Stellapick turns a simple check of character information into an opportunity to discover one another’s tastes.

💬 "Profiles in Mabinogi Mobile felt like more than information panels—they were another space to introduce myself." — 유이무, Expressing My Individuality Through Stellagram: Mabinogi Mobile | Peak

💬 "I think this small detail helped make it feel less like just an MMORPG and more like a world where people live together." — 오목눈이, Mabinogi Mobile, Where Connections Begin with a Character Profile | Peak

2. MapleStory — Complete Your Profile with Custom Illustrations and Outfits

Picos highlighted MapleStory for profiles that showcase outfits and character individuality. They described their profiles and characters as the face of another side of themselves.

Profile customization in MapleStory starts with outfits. With countless pixel-art fashion items and dye features such as the Coloring Prism, even the same character can take on an entirely different look. Seeing an outfit you carefully put together reflected in your profile naturally strengthens your attachment to your character.

Custom illustrations, medals, and titles add to a profile’s appeal by showing both a character’s appearance and gameplay history. More than a place to look good, a profile becomes a way to share the content you have enjoyed and your tastes as a player.

💬 "In online games, a 'profile' and a 'character' are the most direct ways to put a face to another side of yourself!" — 블링티, A Space to Express Your Individuality! What Makes <MapleStory> Profile & Outfit Customization Special | Peak

💬 "That is because MapleStory offers the ultimate set of profile customization tools for expressing your individuality without limits. There are thousands of pixel-art fashion item combinations, 'medals' and 'titles' that demonstrate your effort and expertise, and the recently introduced 'custom illustration' system that turns your outfit into high-quality artwork." — 룰루랄라루아, Define Your Individuality with Outfits, Medals, and Titles in NEXON’s 'MapleStory' | Peak

3. Blue Archive — Show Your Tastes with a Featured Student and a One-Line Introduction

Picos highlighted Blue Archive for the way a featured student and a one-line introduction reveal a player’s tastes. They described profiles as less about proving their skill and more about showing which students they like and how they enjoy the game.

Choosing a featured student can be a simple but powerful form of self-expression. That choice alone reveals a player’s tastes, and seeing the profile may encourage other players to take an interest in the student’s story or character.

A one-line introduction can also help players connect. A short phrase can set the tone without a lengthy explanation, and a distinctive introduction in a friends list can be a conversation starter.

💬 "Blue Archive was the NEXON game that best showed me how enjoyable profile customization can be." — 폭풍같은주황호랑이31281

💬 "Profiles felt less like a screen for proving skill and more like a space to share personal tastes." — 폭풍같은주황호랑이31281, Blue Archive, Where One Featured Student Said More Than Combat Power | Peak

4. Mabinogi — Express Your Individuality with Cosmetic Outfits and 2nd Titles

Picos highlighted Mabinogi for the freedom it offers to express a character’s style. They noted that an in-game character can be a way to showcase a player’s individuality.

In Mabinogi, cosmetic outfits let you create the look you want independently of stats. Your equipment’s performance does not have to dictate your appearance. Instead, you can style your character around your preferred mood and concept, giving you more ways to express yourself through your profile.

The dye system and 2nd titles offer further ways to express your individuality. Precise color combinations and special visual effects can give even the same outfit a look that is distinctly yours. Together, these elements make your character more than a playable avatar—it becomes a profile that represents you.

💬 "The character that represents you in a game is a way to express your individuality freely." — 맵씨, Expressing My Individuality in Mabinogi | Peak

[Why Picos Enjoy In-Game Profiles]

PEAK posts suggest that Picos value in-game profiles for more than displaying information. Profiles offer a way to express themselves, discover other people’s tastes, and begin building connections within games.

• Show your individuality: Outfits, poses, keywords, and featured characters let you bring your preferred style to your profile.

• Grow more attached to your character: Seeing a character you have styled yourself in your profile encourages you to spend more time looking at and appreciating them.

• Share your tastes easily: Brief details such as a featured student, a one-line introduction, or keywords can show what kind of player you are.

• Create opportunities to connect: You can browse and react to other players’ profiles or start a conversation based on their introductions.

• Show your gameplay history: Medals, titles, combat power, and life skill power can also reflect your progress in the game.

[FAQ] Curious About In-Game Profiles?

Q1. What is an in-game profile?

An in-game profile displays not only character information but also a player’s tastes, individuality, and gameplay history. Alongside details such as level and equipment, it may include ways to express yourself, such as outfits, titles, a one-line introduction, a featured character, and keyword settings.

Q2. What is Stellagram in Mabinogi Mobile?

Stellagram in Mabinogi Mobile is a profile space where you can introduce yourself through your character’s appearance, outfits, keywords, poses, and more. You can also browse other players’ Stellagrams and react through Stellapick. Picos therefore described it as a feature for connecting with others rather than simply displaying information.

Q3. Why is customizing an in-game profile enjoyable?

Profile customization is a way to share your personal tastes within a game. How you dress your character, which keywords you choose, and which character you feature all convey your style as a player. This makes a profile both a brief introduction and a way to show your attachment to your character.

Q4. What makes MapleStory’s profile customization distinctive?

MapleStory lets you express your character’s individuality through pixel-art fashion items, the Coloring Prism, custom illustrations, medals, titles, and more. By displaying both outfits and gameplay history, a profile can showcase your character’s style alongside the effort you have put into the game.

Q5. Can profiles help players connect with one another?

They can. Features such as Stellapick in Mabinogi Mobile, one-line introductions in Blue Archive, and featured character settings give other players a way to discover your tastes. Even a short phrase or a character choice can start a conversation.

Q6. What should I consider when customizing my in-game profile?

Start by deciding what style you want to convey. Choosing a direction—such as cute, cool, centered on a favorite character, or focused on gameplay history—makes it easier to select outfits, keywords, titles, and an introduction. The goal is to create a profile that naturally reflects your tastes rather than trying to impress others.

In the stories Picos shared, in-game profiles were more than information panels: they were spaces to introduce their in-game selves. Some games showcase tastes and style through Stellagram, others highlight character individuality through outfits and custom illustrations, and others help start conversations through a featured character and a one-line introduction.

From Mabinogi Mobile’s Stellagram to MapleStory’s custom illustrations and outfits, Blue Archive’s featured students and one-line introductions, and Mabinogi’s cosmetic outfits and 2nd titles, Picos’ stories point to a common idea: in-game profiles serve as small calling cards that show what kind of player you are.

How do you customize your in-game profile? Show off your profile or share a memorable connection you made through it on PEAK, and explore other Picos’ stories!

※ This content is based on mentions in NEXON PEAK Post Challenge entries on PEAK as of September 2, 2026. Game content and event availability are subject to change.

※ The images used in this post were created to help illustrate the content and do not directly depict actual gameplay screens or in-game content.