NHN Unveils Teaser for '2026 Hangame Chuseok Special
On September 7, NHN launched '2026 Hangame Chuseok Special,' an integrated Chuseok holiday season campaign featuring six of its Hangame web board games, and released a teaser video.The campaign draws inspiration from…

On September 7, NHN launched '2026 Hangame Chuseok Special,' an integrated Chuseok holiday season campaign featuring six of its Hangame web board games, and released a teaser video.
The campaign draws inspiration from traditional television programming for holiday movie specials. Custom posters and videos were produced to highlight the distinct personality and genre characteristics of each title, while campaign terminology such as 'Schedule' and 'Now Showing' was unified around the holiday film showcase theme.
The six participating titles include PC game 'Hangame Poker' alongside mobile games 'Hangame Poker', 'Hangame Poker Classic with PC', 'Hangame Seotda & Matgo', 'Hangame Royal Hold'em', and 'Hangame Shin Matgo'. The teaser video is presented as episodic series content showcasing the individual personality and mood of each game.

The main feature video will be released on September 16 on Hangame's official YouTube channel and event page. Detailed contents of the 'Chuseok Special Set,' the centerpiece reward of the campaign, will also be unveiled on the same day.
NHN is running an event through September 30 for players who log in to any of the campaign's featured games. Entry is automatic upon logging in, with no separate application or additional missions required. A total of 126 players—21 winners per game—will receive prizes including the Chuseok Special Set, dining gift cards, and mobile vouchers.
Kim Sang-ho, Head of the Game Business Division at NHN, stated, "This campaign connects Hangame's holiday promotions—which were previously held individually per title—into a single unified event, significantly expanding both the overall scale and the range of content for players to enjoy."
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