Com2uS has developed and unveiled gamified content aimed at raising environmental awareness among elementary school students.

On the 20th, Com2uS announced that it has collaborated with the Korea Environment Corporation's Capital West Branch to develop educational content for environmental protection. The collaboration aims to improve environmental awareness among elementary students, resulting in the creation of two game-based contents that allow children to experience recycling methods and environmental protection.

This project is an extension of the memorandum of understanding (MOU) signed in August with the Korea Environment Corporation's Capital West Branch and Superbin to expand the 'Green Return' initiative. The two game-based contents are designed to be suitable for the level of elementary students. They are designed to allow children to experience the process of sorting and recycling household waste, such as paper, cans, and plastics, through simple controls.

The two contents combine learning and fun by using an escape-room concept where players must find and perform the correct sequence for waste disposal, or by sorting recyclables into the correct bins within a time limit. Client-side interns at Com2uS participated in the development of this collaboration, contributing directly to the company's ESG practices. Com2uS plans to continue fulfilling its social responsibilities by utilizing the company's technologies in various fields.

Meanwhile, the Korea Environment Corporation's Capital West Branch set up an 'Environmental Treasure' booth at the '23rd Heojun Festival' held on the 18th and 19th. At the site, various participation events were held, such as programs related to recycling and waste sorting, as well as milk-carton flipping games, and visitors were able to experience the educational games developed by Com2uS via tablets. The Korea Environment Corporation's Capital West Branch plans to continue using these games at schools and various local festivals to contribute to improving awareness of recycling and environmental protection.