The war is over. One task remains — getting home alive.

You are Odysseus. Twelve ships, six hundred men, and the long sea road to Ithaca. Storms and monsters wait on the water, temptations and traps on every island — and every decision you make carries your men's lives with it.

Every death is a clue for the next attempt

On this voyage, you will die. More than once. But no death is wasted: each one shows you what killed you, where it began to go wrong, and what it taught you. There is no penalty for returning — three seconds from death to your next attempt. Only your knowledge carries over, and it always grows.

No hidden dice

The same choice in the same situation always leads to the same outcome. Judgment saves you, not luck. Even in split-second moments of crisis, the result is decided by your hands — never by a dice roll behind the curtain.

Gods and men remember you

Your crew's trust, the gods' anger, the blood you left in a sacked city — all of it is tracked in the open, and all of it comes back at the story's crossroads. The wineskin you spare today may be your only weapon before a one-eyed giant tomorrow.

Even your first instincts become the song

The first choice you make at each crossroads — before any retries — is never erased. At the end of each chapter, a blind bard reads that record and sings of who you really are.

Homer's sea

Built on the spine of the Odyssey, enriched with ancient variant traditions, and completed with invention only where myth left gaps. No knowledge of mythology required — everything you need, you will meet inside the story.

• A choice-driven narrative adventure across the ten-year voyage of the epic
  
• Dozens of deaths, each with its own story and knowledge reward
  
• Multiple endings shaped by accumulated choices
  
• Korean and English supported