The developers at Daeinbae, having previously garnered attention for 'Oops! Prince' and 'Heoitcha! Crown Prince', have just dropped a new music video alongside details for their upcoming exclusive offline event.

On the 14th, indie developer Daeinbae unveiled fresh intel regarding their offline exhibition, the 'Daeinbae Exhibition'. The event is slated to run from the 28th through September 14th at 'V-Square', a cultural complex located at Lotte Cinema Konkuk University Station. The exhibition aims to bridge content from their current service, 'Heoitcha! Crown Prince', and their previous title, 'Oops! Prince'.

The venue will feature a diverse array of content, including artwork, installations, and original merchandise that reimagine the characters and world-building of the games. During the event, the developers have promised a special live show featuring the voice actors from both 'Heoitcha! Crown Prince' and 'Oops! Prince', accompanied by a pop-up cafe. Please note that participation in the voice actor live show and the pop-up cafe requires a separate reservation.

Alongside the exhibition announcement, the team released a music video for 'Hug Me', the third OST from 'Heoitcha! Crown Prince'. This track serves as the theme song for Sandokgil, one of the game's popular characters, and stands out with its evocative melody and lyrics that perfectly capture the essence of Sandokgil.

Meanwhile, 'Heoitcha! Crown Prince' is an adventure game styled as an investigation drama set in a fictional version of the Joseon dynasty. The story follows the secret royal inspector 'Munsu' as Munsu travels across the eight provinces of Joseon to uncover the truth behind various incidents.

A representative from Daeinbae stated, "We intended to organically connect the experiences both inside and outside the game through a variety of content, including the OST, the exhibition, and the live shows," adding, "We will continue to present content that allows players to experience the narrative of our world and characters in an even richer way."