Mugunghwa: Just Run

The game you played on the playground as a child, now in your hands. "Mugunghwa Kkoci Pieosseumnida" is a traditional Korean game where participants secretly approach while the 'tagger' (it) turns their back and recites this phrase. The moment the tagger turns around, everyone must freeze like ice. It's more widely known internationally as "Red Light, Green Light." Mugunghwa brings this classic game to life — All opponents are AI, and you alone race towards the finish line. ■ How to Play · On green light (while the phrase is being recited), run freely. · On red light (the moment the tagger turns around), you must stop completely in your tracks. Even a twitch of a fingertip will get you caught. · Failure to reach the finish line within the allotted turns also results in elimination. · Hiding behind cover allows you to move even on red light, but it's a detour and takes time. Safety or speed — the choice is yours. ■ 6 Unique Maps From a primary school playground to an abandoned factory, snowy roads, rooftop passages, a night amusement park, and even a rainy alley. Each map features different terrain and gimmicks, offering a completely new level of tension even with the same rules. It's easy to slip on snowy roads, and a misstep on rooftop passages means a direct fall. ■ Difficulty and Custom Characters Five difficulty levels, from Easy to Hell, add to the replayability. After choosing a map, you can review difficulty-specific features on cards. You can also customize your character by changing tracksuit colors and bib numbers. With a third-person view, you'll constantly see your chosen character running on the track. ■ Daily Quests and Accumulated Records There are 50 objectives in total: 10 daily quests that reset at midnight and 40 cumulative quests to steadily complete. Records such as total play count, clear count, flawless clears, and consecutive play days can be checked anytime in the Records tab. ■ Enjoy Just by Listening The length of the tagger's recitation changes randomly each turn, so you can read the timing just by listening. Playing with earphones will provide a more immersive and tense experience. ■ Multi-language Support Supports Korean, English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese. You can change the language anytime in the settings, and a short onboarding introduces the origin of the game "Mugunghwa Kkoci Pieosseumnida." Race towards the finish line now. Run on green, freeze on red — get caught, and it's game over.