The Korea Indie Game Association, alongside Neowiz, MBC Academy Computer Education Center, and the Korea Radio Promotion Association, is launching the 'Advanced K-Game Academy'.

This initiative is part of the K-Digital Training Leading Company Academy program overseen by the Ministry of Employment and Labor. The Korea Indie Game Association serves as the primary organizer, managing the entire lifecycle from student selection to career placement.

The curriculum spans 1,295 hours, covering game design, Unity-based development, 2D/3D graphic design, team projects, and portfolio development. It includes mentorship from Neowiz professionals and site visits to the Pangyo headquarters, with top graduates earning recruitment opportunities at Neowiz and its partners.

Neowiz provides industry mentorship and project tasks, while the MBC Academy Computer Education Center supports the educational infrastructure. The Korea Radio Promotion Association handles project management, administrative support, and quality assurance.

The plan is to produce over 100 graduates annually for the next five years, aiming to build an indie game industry infrastructure that fosters entrepreneurship, employment, and global expansion.

The Korea Indie Game Association stated, "Indie games are the starting point for innovation in the Korean game industry; nurturing that potential is the path to securing the industry's future competitiveness." The association added, "Through this academy, the association will solidify its role as a hub for domestic indie games and actively push next-generation talent equipped with creativity and technical prowess onto the global stage."