The Netmarble Cultural Foundation hosted the '2026 Game Expedition' on the 16th, welcoming students from the Gyeonggi Game Meister High School to the Netmarble Game Museum.

This expedition is no mere school trip; it is a long-standing initiative that has been running for 11 years since 2016. By offering a peek behind the curtain of the industry, it helps students grasp the nuances of various game-related roles and provides a bedrock for their future career planning.

Having rebranded to 'Game Expedition' last year, the programme has widened its scope to include everyone from primary schoolers to corporate professionals. Most notably, it has been officially integrated into the Netmarble Game Museum's educational curriculum this year, bolstered by the addition of hands-on motion capture studio sessions to sharpen the professional edge for senior students and adults alike.

The itinerary was packed, featuring a tour and hands-on session at the Netmarble motion capture studio, a wander through the Netmarble Game Museum, an educational deep-dive into the industry, and a professional lecture by Choi Hyun-jin from Netmarble F&C.

One student who took part in the 2026 Game Expedition remarked, "It was brilliant to get hands-on experience with motion capture technology, which is quite difficult to encounter at school. The realistic advice from the staff during the lecture has given me a real confidence boost to succeed as a game developer."

You can find more details at theNetmarble Cultural Foundation official websiteto see what else they have in store.