Let's Learn Janggi (Korean Chess)

I have a book that details many Chess variants including this one. Some of the moves and rules differ somewhat from what I found in other sources. Are multiple variants of this game actively played in Korea? The program, as it is, is good for those just getting introduced to Korean Chess. It is not a program that will satisfy stronger players.

it was a fun game to try out i suck so bad at it but ill learn in time :)

Janggi is just Xiangqi but easier.

I think if you found this Steam page, you are interested enough and should buy this. But i do feel like the graphics is too simple, and you will most likely only play this for 25 minutes. Still good though, its Janggi for sure! Also big plus for relaxing music

Quick introduction to janggi

Simple game focused on Janggi AKA Korean Chess. Graphically it's a very simple 2D game, no alternative sets for board or pieces are available, the only thing you can change is the background color and switch the pieces symbols between traditional and western. There are about 14 music tracks that play in the background, none particularly outstanding but not annyoing either, anyway they can be turned off. The "learn" section of the game presents a series of very short tutorials to introduce you to the basics of the game, nothing less nothing more. There is also a "training" subsection, where you can practice endagmes, but I must remark it contains only 21 puzzles in all and it is less developed than the ones present in Let's Learn XiangQi and Let's Learn Shogi. In the "play" section you can play single games at 4 difficulty levels - plus optional handicaps - or 4 tournaments of increasing difficulty. If you ask me, the major flaws of this game, just like its XiangQi and Shogi twins, are: 1) the complete lack of PGN notation support, which prevents you from saving, replaying and review your games. 2) there lack of adjustable time limit options. 3) no bonus whatsoever is unlocked …