At the event, students completed a total of 12 games, and the grand prize was awarded to Team Hansori for their title, 'Ring! Pansori'. The game received high praise for implementing nine mini-games based on traditional stories and Pansori literature, allowing players to enjoy them in a fast-paced format. Kim Dae-hyung, the team lead and game designer, remarked, "It was rewarding to see the mini-games come together and become more enriched as we developed them. It was my first time participating, and I am thrilled to have won. I felt that this event is a great experience for any student dreaming of a career in game development."

Meanwhile, beyond UniJam, Com2uS is engaged in various activities to expand the creative ecosystem of the future gaming industry and foster next-generation talent. The company operates job-specific training programs like 'Com2uS Campus', the student supporter program 'Com2uS Player', and the recruitment-linked 'GENIUS Internship'. Starting in 2024, they also plan to discover outstanding talent through their global game development competition, 'Com:on'.