South Korea’s Game Rating Board has reportedly implemented new measures requiring all titles released in the country to be classified by domestic officials, and that game developers pay for the classification process.

According to online reports, one-off classification fees – ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars based on file size - being demanded by the Game Rating Board are likely to have a significant impact on indie developers unable to afford the cost.

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