A user-made Korean patch for 'Steins;Gate Re:boot', which was released on the 20th, has been released in beta. It is based on AI translation.

The Korean patch began on the 19th with a recruitment call from a user named Levanus on the DC Inside 'Steins;Gate' gallery. The version released on the 20th is an incomplete version, and it will be supplemented through manual translation and image editing.

Steins;Gate Re:boot is a text adventure game based on the original of the same name released in 2009. It deals with the events that occur as the protagonist, Rintaro Okabe, and his colleagues change history through an invention that can send text messages to the past. Visual elements and UI have been improved, and original scenarios have been added. Illustrator huke, who participated in the original work, redesigned the characters' outfits and accessories, and the background streets of Akihabara have also been realistically reconstructed.

The user Korean patch can be applied by overwriting the files in the 'wind3d11data' folder within the installation path. Out of a total of 24,524 lines, 13,589 lines were applied from the existing original and Elite version translations, and control codes caused by system differences were processed separately. After running the game, the language must be set to Japanese.