Hansan: The War Diary — Demo

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## ⚔️ Hansan: The War Diary — 1592, the story of Admiral Yi Sun‑sin begins

**〈Hansan: The War Diary〉** is a historical pixel‑art point‑and‑click adventure set during the 1592 Imjin War.

Players take the role of Admiral Yi Sun‑sin, commander of the Joseon navy, exploring locations, talking to various characters, collecting items and solving puzzles.

Inspired by classic LucasArts adventures such as *Monkey Island* and *Indiana Jones*.

While based on real events and figures, the game adds original story, puzzles and humor for fun.

### 🎮 Game Features

- **Classic point‑and‑click adventure:** Explore scenes and interact with objects using the mouse. - **Historical setting:** Experience the Joseon navy and Admiral Yi Sun‑sin during the Imjin War. - **Pixel‑art graphics:** Retro‑style dot graphics and backgrounds evoke classic adventure games. - **Dialogue and puzzles:** Talk to characters, find clues and solve a variety of challenges. - **Item collection and combination:** Use or combine gathered items to discover new solutions. - **Korean·English support:** Made for both domestic and international players.

### 🖱️ Controls

**Play with the mouse in a PC web browser.**

- **Left‑click:** Move the character and select menu options - **Verb menu at the bottom:** Choose the desired action - **9 verbs:** Pick up, Look at, Talk, Use, Open, Close, Pull, Push, Give - **Inventory:** Select items to use on objects or combine with other items - **Dialogue choices:** Click the line you want to say - **M key:** Open the map after the map has been unlocked

Observe the surroundings and try different actions – a tiny clue can be the key to a puzzle.

### 🛠️ Development Status

The currently released version is a free demo.

Developed solo with the Godot engine, using generative AI tools for some code and graphics.

Player feedback is continuously used to improve controls, puzzle design and guidance.

### 💬 We Await Your Feedback!

We especially want to hear about:

1. Was the game’s goal and direction easy to understand? 2. Did you get stuck on any puzzles? 3. Was the classic verb‑selection system convenient? 4. How did you find the pixel‑art and historical atmosphere? 5. Would you keep playing if a full version were released?

It’s not a finished game, but we hope fans of classic adventures will enjoy it.

**Free demo:** https://walexjung.github.io/hansan-demo/

Your honest opinions greatly help the development.

Thank you!