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Korea's game rating committee gives self-rating lecture in Pangyo

The Game Rating and Administration Committee walked 70 Game Talent Institute students through self-rating standards using their graduation projects as examples.

The Game Rating and Administration Committee held a special lecture on self-rating criteria for games for 70 students at the Game Talent Institute in Pangyo on October 15, according to gamemeca.com.

The session covered the standards used in self-rating reviews and the cautions developers face after a rating is assigned, with the students' own graduation projects used as worked examples.

The lecture was co-hosted by the committee, the Korea Game Policy Society and the Game Talent Institute, with sponsorship from the Korea Game Industry Association and Tencent.

The committee's chairperson said the body will keep supporting prospective developers through cooperation with related organizations. The committee held a similar lecture for aspiring game developers in July 2026.

Quick answers

What did the Game Rating and Administration Committee lecture cover?

It covered the self-rating criteria for games, including review standards and post-management cautions, using students' graduation projects as examples.

Where and when was the lecture held?

At the Game Talent Institute in Pangyo on October 15, for 70 students.

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