Nexon Museum Holds Special Event 'Chuseok N Museum' for Chuseok

Nexon Museum is drawing visitors' attention by hosting a special holiday event from September 22 to 27, featuring a variety of hands-on programs and offering perks to the first 350 visitors who spend 50,000 won or more.

To celebrate the upcoming holiday, Nexon Museum will run a special event titled 'Chuseok N Museum' from September 22 to 27, while closing on Chuseok Day, September 25. During the event, visitors to the museum's second floor can enjoy 'Museum Mission: Save the Game,' an interactive program linked with the 'Inventory' exhibition content. Visitors participate in the mission by examining various displayed game packages and completing a sticker worksheet. The program was designed to evoke memories of tackling games together in the past and encourage visitors to actively share their experiences with companions.

At the Cafe MapleStory Merchandise Store on the B1 level, a lucky draw promotion will be held for customers purchasing 50,000 won or more in goods. The first 350 visitors who meet the promotion criteria will receive one draw attempt to win random merchandise, providing tangible rewards for attendees.

A Nexon Museum official said, "For the Chuseok holiday, we have prepared a space where different generations can share memories of the games they played and create new ones," adding, "We will continue to present programs that connect visitors through the medium of games."

Nexon Museum, which reopened in May after a complete revamp, has been garnering a strong response by visualizing visitors' actual play records as exhibition content when they log in with a Nexon account. In particular, the ability to encounter major IPs such as The Kingdom of the Winds, MapleStory, Mabinogi, and Dungeon & Fighter in one space has sustained positive reactions and steady visitor traffic. Additionally, 'The Kingdom of the Winds: Continuing Winds,' a special exhibition celebrating the 30th anniversary of The Kingdom of the Winds by highlighting its history and player memories, is underway with great success. By serving as a destination where parents and children can connect over characters from different eras—whether by playing legacy games or browsing magazine archives—the museum continues to see a growing proportion of family visitors.

This article was originally written in Korean and translated with the help of AI. It was then edited by a native English-speaking editor. All AI-assisted translations are reviewed and refined by our newsroom. [Read Original]

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