Grand Chase

Yes — although the original Western service shut down in 2014, the Korean developer KOG brought the game back to PC via Steam as Grand Chase Classic in 2015. It runs the classic side-scrolling action with characters like Elesis, Lire, and Arme. Availability can vary by region, so check the Steam page for your country.

Both are side-scrolling anime action games from the Korean studio KOG, but Elsword (which launched in Korea in 2007) is the newer sibling and has the larger active player base today. Grand Chase leans on mission-based stages with a fixed trio of heroes that later expanded; Elsword built deeper dungeon and skill-tree systems. Many players treat Elsword as Grand Chase's spiritual successor.

The English-language service, then run by SG Interactive in North America, closed its servers in 2014 after roughly a decade of operation, a common fate for older free-to-play titles as audiences moved on. KOG preserved the game and later re-released it on Steam. The Korean service's history ran longer from the game's early-2000s origins.

There is a separate mobile follow-up, GrandChase, that KOG released in the mid-2010s with RPG-style team combat rather than the PC version's side-scrolling action stages. The Steam Classic release covers the original PC experience. So the franchise spans both platforms, but they are distinct games.