Wonhon: Prologue

Apparently this was a stealth game, I ended up going guns blazing and killed everyone 10/10

Definitely has potential

Wonhon: Prologue delivers a compact but distinctive blend of tactical stealth, supernatural horror, and sudden bursts of violence. Developed by BUSAN SANAI GAMES and published by SuperGG.com, it serves as an introductory chapter to a larger story while still presenting enough of its central mechanics to establish a clear identity. Its greatest strength is the way it makes vulnerability an essential part of the experience. Instead of controlling a heavily armed fighter capable of surviving repeated mistakes, players take control of a young girl whose supernatural abilities are powerful but whose physical body remains dangerously fragile. The narrative takes place in an early twentieth-century Korean setting and revolves around a girl who has returned from death. Her existence is closely connected to vengeance, restless spirits, and supernatural forces, creating an appropriately bleak foundation for the gameplay. The developers make it clear that the setting is fictional rather than an attempt at historical accuracy, allowing the game to combine recognizable period imagery with paranormal ideas. The result is an unusual atmosphere that mixes military danger, psychological horror, tr…

Wonhon: Prologue is a short stealth game that caught my attention because the main character has a really unusual way of dealing with enemies. I play as a girl who has returned from the dead and can turn into a ghost, steal life force and take control of living enemies. The game is set in Korea in the early 20th century, and I am thrown into a dangerous situation where being seen can get me killed almost instantly. I like that the game makes me feel weak even though I have supernatural abilities, because it means I have to think before I move instead of simply fighting everything. The possession mechanic is easily the best part for me. I can leave my physical body behind, move around as a ghost and take control of enemies to create opportunities for myself. That can let me move through guarded areas, deal with enemies from the inside or manipulate a situation before returning to my own body. I like having to think about which enemy I should possess and when I should use my limited abilities. It gives the stealth gameplay a different feel from simply hiding behind walls and waiting for guards to turn around. The one shot deaths make everything much more tense. My character is extr…

The game definitely has potential

"Wonhon: Prologue" is [b]not a game[/b]. It's an advertisement disguised as a full game, and you're expected to go pay for [b]"Wonhon: A Vengeful Spirit"[/b] after seeing this advert for it. This is misleading, a shady way to market a for-profit product, and misleading gamers for profit is wrong. The product this is advertising,[i]Wonhon: Prologue[/i] is a very mediocre but at least professionally made action stealth game apparently designed for consoles, in China, but was released on Steam for some reason., but this isn't that product, it's just an ad for it. If you really like adverts, you can get them for free on Youtube, in your browser... heck even online streaming video subscriptions have ads now. Why download and install another advertisement? Valve provides a specific way to handle demos, free trials and advertisments. It is clearly outlined in the [url=https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/store/application/demos]Steamworks Documentation[/url]... something I would say is mandatory reading before anyone thinks about abusing Steam Direct. This "developer" either didn't responsibly try to understand Steam, or worse, deliberately and wilfully chose to ignore the correct proce…