A fan-made Korean patch for the recently buzzed-about raising simulation game 'DRAPLINE' has been released. This is great news for domestic players who were previously unable to enjoy the game due to the language barrier.

'DRAPLINE' is a roguelite raising simulation game where you spend a year looking after a dragon girl known as the 'Divine Dragon' to prevent a disaster that threatens the world. The dragon girl treats everything—meat, fish, rocks, iron, lava, mountains, and even other people's houses—as delicious food, consuming them to convert into her own power. Her appearance and personality change based on the player's raising methods, and your interactions and lifestyle over the year lead to various endings. Ultimately, the truth behind the 'disaster' is revealed.

Combat consists of showdowns against enemies trying to bring about the end of the world. Players can combine over 100 different skills, including attack, defense, healing, and status ailments, to build synergies and employ unique strategies. You must nurture the dragon girl's abilities and combine various skills to execute your own unique strategy.

Since its launch on June 30, the game has garnered significant attention, receiving 'Very Positive' (95% positive) reviews on Steam. However, as it only officially supported Japanese, English, and Simplified Chinese, many domestic players felt the language barrier. This Korean patch was released on July 19 by 'Pixel4a' from the Naver 'Soyo Guest House Cafe' and is being welcomed by many Korean gamers.