Netmarble has hosted the inauguration ceremony for the 26th batch of its university student supporter programme, Marvel Challenger.

Marvel Challenger is an external activities programme for the gaming industry that kicked off back in 2013. Up to the 25th batch, it has produced 235 graduates, with a solid 60% of eligible job seekers (fourth-year students and above) landing roles in the gaming industry.

The 26th batch of Marvel Challengers will undertake tasks for approximately six months until February 2027, which include ▲producing new media promotional content for platforms like YouTube and Instagram, ▲writing official posts, ▲analysing trend reports, and ▲planning and executing online and offline events hosted by Netmarble.

Participants are provided with a modest monthly activity allowance and opportunities for mentoring from active industry practitioners. Upon final completion, a certificate is issued, along with preferential treatment during the document screening phase for future job applications at Netmarble.

Director Kim Dong-hwan of the Netmarble Creator Strategy Team stated, starting with promotional activities for the Tokyo Game Show (TGS) 2026 entries, the plan is to run the programme so that supporters can gain practical mentoring and AI content planning and production experience to grow into talents within the gaming industry.

You can check out more details on the official Netmarble website.