A game that garnered attention for combining a dating simulation with an idle healing game has officially added support for the Korean language.

Japanese developer Nestopi rolled out the official Korean language update for 'Chill with You: Lo-Fi Story' (hereafter 'Chill with You') on the 26th. The game features 25 lo-fi tracks designed to help you power through your work or study sessions. What makes this one stand out is Satone, the literary girl on your screen. Unlike most idle games where characters are just window dressing, here you can actually interact with her. The core loop involves building trust through conversation and unlocking new story beats.

It is also packed with handy productivity tools. You have a Pomodoro timer that lets you dial in your work and break intervals down to the minute, with custom repetition settings. There is a notepad for your quick thoughts and a to-do list to keep your daily tasks in check. The calendar even tracks your work duration, completed goals, and diary entries, designed to give you a sense of achievement as you stay consistent.

Staying true to its idle roots, the game is loaded with rewards and collectibles. When you fire up the timer to start your work, you earn points over time. These can be spent at the shop to snag cups, headsets, glasses, keyboards, and chairs to spruce up your virtual workspace. As you level up or hoard points, you even unlock new environmental effects.