An official Korean language patch has been released for 'The King is Watching', a unique roguelike strategy game where citizens only produce resources when the player is looking at them.

The King is Watching is a roguelike strategy game that launched in July. Players take on the role of a monarch ruling a kingdom, tasked with producing resources and raising an army to defend against incoming invaders.

Once you place facilities on tiles, they begin producing resources and troops, which then march out of the castle to engage in automatic battles against enemies. Clearing stages allows you to acquire new facilities to bolster your forces.

The game's most notable feature is that resource production facilities only activate when the player is looking at them. By hovering your mouse cursor, you activate the production facilities within a four-tile radius. Other facilities remain idle, so the core of the gameplay is identifying which resources are lacking and strategically activating the necessary facilities.

As of 4 PM on August 30, The King is Watching holds a 'Very Positive' rating on Steam (4,511 reviews, 85% positive). Players have praised the game, noting, "The concept is fresh, and the gambling elements and artifact effects keep it from getting boring," and "The intuitive system and varied level design are its strengths." While some had previously expressed disappointment over the lack of Korean support, this update is expected to resolve those concerns.