Rhythm of Five
Become the heir of Samsin, the goddess of life, and journey through five mythic worlds to the beat. A Korean-mythology pixel-art game blending 4-key rhythm action with egg-nurturing.
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Seocheon Kkotbat — where all life begins.
Summoned by Samsin, the goddess of life and birth, you are chosen to become her successor. Travel through five worlds, learn the rhythm of each, and earn the recognition of the Five Celestial Guardians who watch over them. Only when all five accept you can you truly become Samsin, caretaker of all living things.
A mythic journey set to music
Run ever forward and surrender to the beat with four keys: D, F, J, and K. The Blue Dragon's Dragon Palace Sea, the Red Phoenix's Flame Desert, the White Tiger's Cloud Sea Garden, the Black Tortoise's Northern Mountain, and the Yellow Dragon's Observatory — five worlds, each with its own scenery and music, await you. Master the timing, chain your combos, and chase the high score.
A soundtrack woven with Korean tradition
Waves, desert, jazz, a winter's night, a music box — each world carries its own musical color. An original soundtrack blending traditional Korean music with a range of genres gives every beat a feeling all its own.
Five lives, raised with care
Tend to the eggs you find along your journey. Breathe life into them, read them stories, play them music, share your warmth — and as you nurture them, each will hatch into something shaped by your care. What they become is yours to discover.
A canvas of pixel art
Five worlds painted in the colors of Korean tradition (Obangsaek), brought to life through warm, beautiful pixel art steeped in myth.
A new Samsin awaits in the Seocheon Kkotbat.
Summoned by Samsin, the goddess of life and birth, you are chosen to become her successor. Travel through five worlds, learn the rhythm of each, and earn the recognition of the Five Celestial Guardians who watch over them. Only when all five accept you can you truly become Samsin, caretaker of all living things.
One package, two games
Rhythm and nurturing — enjoy each on its own, or together for something greater.A mythic journey set to music
Run ever forward and surrender to the beat with four keys: D, F, J, and K. The Blue Dragon's Dragon Palace Sea, the Red Phoenix's Flame Desert, the White Tiger's Cloud Sea Garden, the Black Tortoise's Northern Mountain, and the Yellow Dragon's Observatory — five worlds, each with its own scenery and music, await you. Master the timing, chain your combos, and chase the high score.
A soundtrack woven with Korean tradition
Waves, desert, jazz, a winter's night, a music box — each world carries its own musical color. An original soundtrack blending traditional Korean music with a range of genres gives every beat a feeling all its own.
Five lives, raised with care
Tend to the eggs you find along your journey. Breathe life into them, read them stories, play them music, share your warmth — and as you nurture them, each will hatch into something shaped by your care. What they become is yours to discover.
A canvas of pixel art
Five worlds painted in the colors of Korean tradition (Obangsaek), brought to life through warm, beautiful pixel art steeped in myth.
Key Features
- Five worlds and Celestial Guardians inspired by Korean mythology
- Intuitive 4-key rhythm action (D / F / J / K)
- An original soundtrack blending traditional Korean music with diverse genres
- An egg-nurturing and evolution system where your care shapes the outcome
- A randomized collection of lives to discover and gather
- Casual, welcoming difficulty for newcomers and veterans alike
A new Samsin awaits in the Seocheon Kkotbat.
