Com2uS Platform announced on the 9th that it will co-host the AI game development conference, AMPLIFY 2026, alongside AnchorNode, UModeler, and Changjo Gongjakso. The event is scheduled for the 13th at the D.CAMP Seolleung 6th-floor event hall, with support from the Korea Mobile Game Association and Unity Korea. Participation is entirely free of charge.

The conference bears the slogan 'Transcending My Limits with AI.' It focuses on practical case studies and workflows where domestic game developers are actively integrating artificial intelligence into their production pipelines. With interest spiking due to the AI-driven AX support programs pushed by organizations such as the Korea Creative Content Agency and the Korea Mobile Game Association, key players in the domestic game AI solutions sector are finally gathering under one roof.

The event features four main presentation sessions. Kang Hyun-gu, GameAIfy PM at AnchorNode, will share insights from two years of tool development and the release of nine AI-assisted games. Following this, Hwang Jae-sik, CEO of UModeler, will introduce the PicoBerry workflow for applying AI 3D assets directly into games, while Shin So-heon, CEO of Changjo Gongjakso, will break down sound production know-how using Gamesound.ai. Finally, Choi Suk-won, CEO of Com2uS Platform, will outline global launch and live-ops strategies designed with the company's game GBaaS, Hive.

The presentations will be followed by a panel discussion. Kim Hun-il, the AI Game Studio Director at Bagelcode who also runs the AI game development YouTube channel '200won,' will join the stage. The director will lead a 30-minute deep dive into current game development issues, tackling questions gathered from the audience in advance.

The joint organizers, including Com2uS Platform, noted, "This is a rare occasion where companies specializing in 2D, 3D, sound, and platform tech—each lowering the barriers to entry—are gathered in one place." The organizers added, "It will be a valuable opportunity for indie developers and small studios contemplating AI integration to catch up on the latest trends and network with industry peers."