Wemade Play announced on the 29th that it is launching a program to foster future game development talent for students at Gyeonggi Game Meister High School. The program consists of recruitment-linked internships, on-campus game development support, and mentorship from the company's development team.

Wemade Play held an internship briefing session and student interviews in August. Starting in October, the company will begin an internship program for four high school students. The student interns, assigned to development teams, will work for three months to gain field experience in areas such as planning, programming, and design, while learning know-how from senior developers.

This program supports students' on-campus game development by providing access to the 'Anipang' intellectual property, tailored to the characteristics of Gyeonggi Game Meister High School. Supporting up to four teams, the program allows students to use IPs such as the original 'Anipang' series (four titles), 'Anipang Mahjong', and 'Shanghai Anipang' for their game development free of charge. Wemade Play developers will visit the school regularly to provide mentorship to the students.

Wemade Play Director Lee Seung-gon stated, "We have prepared this program so that students who aspire to be game developers can gain practical experience alongside senior developers using the 'Anipang' IP." Gyeonggi Game Meister High School Principal Jung Dae-sik added, "This will be an opportunity for students, who will grow into key developers in the game industry, to experience the technology and know-how of a game company that has created national-level intellectual properties and games."

Wemade Play, which has been conducting recruitment-linked internships since 2014, will continue this program until January of next year, when the students' development projects are completed.