Solo dev making GO, STOP — a 1999 Korean loan-shark noir roguelike deckbuilder.

It's built on hwatu, the Korean version of hanafuda. Same 48 flower cards, twelve months, no numbers and no suits. Match the month on the floor, take both cards, stack multipliers, then call "Go" to double what's on the table — or take the money and run.

You owe ₩200,000,000 to a loan house in Seoul. You start in Busan with 24 nights to get there and pay it. Eight cities, eight men who own them, and every table changes the rules. Cheating is a mechanic. Getting caught is a problem.

Play the first three nights free in your browser — no install:

store.steampowered.com/app/5036910

New clips every Mon / Wed / Fri. Full game on Steam, November 19.