Planned Release Date: Q1 2027

About This Game

1592: Into the Fire

From the outbreak of war in 1592 to its final day, seven years of history unfold across a single-player campaign. Joseon, Ming, and Japan collide, and you stand at the center of it as one warrior carrying the fate of a kingdom.

Following the War Diary

Every battlefield is reconstructed from surviving historical records. One chapter closes and the next opens, following the war as it actually unfolded.

The Names History Remembers

From legendary commanders to righteous army leaders known only by a line in the archives, real historical figures join your command. Each has unique skills, and the same battlefield plays out entirely differently depending on who you deploy and where. Fight, grow them, and build a roster of your own.

Command Joseon's Firepower

This is more than swords and spears. Sweep enemy lines with volleys from the hwacha rocket launcher, shatter fortress gates with the daejanggunjeon ballista, and drive a turtle ship straight through an enemy fleet. Joseon's weapons are recreated from the historical record.

Real-Time Encounter Combat

No turns, no waiting. Control movement and attacks directly as you take on enemies head-on. Your roster, your weapon loadout, and your judgment in the moment decide the outcome.

Rule the Sea

Assemble a fleet of panokseon and turtle ships against the Japanese navy. Ship composition and formation change how a naval engagement plays out. It's a second battlefield that demands an entirely different approach.

Gather, Craft, Equip

Collect materials through foraging and hunting, then craft what you need. A single good piece of gear can change the difficulty of the next battle. Deciding what to build first is part of the strategy.

Walk Through Joseon

Village shrines and guardian totems, thatched cottages and tiled roofs, the stillness of a mountain temple. The Korea of that era is rendered in detail across every screen.

Entirely Your Own

No servers, no queues. A single-player campaign you move through at your own pace, from the first day of the war to the last.