The Netmarble Culture Foundation held the 2026 Game Communication School sessions on July 31 and August 8.

Launched in 2016, the Game Communication School is a program designed for elementary school students and parents across the country, aiming to explain the nature of games and how to utilize them while fostering family dialogue.

On July 31, the foundation hosted a 'Parent Education session to understand children's gaming culture' for guardians with children between the 3rd grade of elementary school and the 3rd grade of middle school. On August 8, around 30 families who attended the first session were split into morning and afternoon groups to participate in an advanced program.

During the second session, guardians engaged in group consultations with instructors to discuss their concerns regarding their children's gaming habits. Simultaneously, the children played 'Everyone's Game Development,' a board game developed in-house by the Netmarble Culture Foundation, to experience key roles within the game industry.

Additionally, parents and children joined a communication program linked to the Netmarble Game Museum. This included a museum stamp tour based on docent commentary that covers the history of games.

One participant noted, "I have learned practical ways to communicate with my child about games," adding, "It was wonderful to see an increase in the time spent talking with my child thanks to the Game Communication School."

Further details can be found on the official website of the Netmarble Culture Foundation.