Items

Your inventory holds foods, drinks, ingredients, supplements, training tools and gear. Every item you own shows up as a tool in your backpack, and stacks show a count like "Bandage x3".

Food Categories

TypeExamples
Convenience storeRice Ball, Triangle Kimbap, Cup Ramyeon, Protein Bar, Egg Bread
DrinksBanana Milk, Energy Drink, Protein Shake, Sikhye
Street foodFried Chicken, Tteokbokki, Fish Cake Skewer, Hotteok, Mandu
MealsBibimbap, Kimchi Stew, Bulgogi, Jajangmyeon, Ginseng Chicken Soup
Ingredients (15)Rice, Egg, Kimchi, Pork, Beef, Tofu, Noodles, Gochujang, Ginseng

Boosts and Supplements

Boost Foods

Consumable
  • Boost training gains, stamina regen, health regen, or slow hunger.
  • Eating the same one again tops it up, to a max of 10 minutes.
  • Up to 2 different boosts at once. A 3rd is refused, not wasted.
  • Can be eaten even when you're full.

Creatine

Supplement
  • Strength and Durability, 10 minutes.

Pre-Workout

Supplement
  • Stamina and Agility, 10 minutes.

Muscle Serum

Supplement
  • All four body stats, 5 minutes.
  • Supplements share the 2 boost slots with boost foods.

Training Tools and Gear

Training Tools

Starter
  • Push Up (Strength), Jump Rope (Agility), Meditate (Focus).
  • Sit Up (Durability), Burpee (Stamina). Every slot gets all 5.

Bandage

Medical
  • M1 out of combat to take 120 s off an injury and close 3 cuts.

Scar Ointment

Medical
  • M1 out of combat to remove 1 scar. Once every 15 minutes.

Sleeping Bag

Gear, 600 Won
  • Sleep anywhere on the ground. It isn't used up.
  • Recovers at 75% of a bed's rate.

Buying Items

Shops have pads you click: left click buys 1, right click buys 10. You only pay for what fits in your stack. Food costs 1.5 Won per point of food it gives, plus 80 if it has a boost. A Rice Ball costs 45 Won.

Trivia

  • Every food is named after Korean food, to match the game's modern Korean town.