Red Zinko Games, led by Director Kim Tae-gon's division, has launched the Steam store page for its new title, 'Project: Jindallae'. Positioned as a real-time strategy game infused with elements of history, strategy, and base building, the title is currently aiming for an official release in the first quarter of 2027.

The setting unfolds across the landscapes of Joseon during the Imjin War, rendered in an ink-wash painting art style. Players can choose one of three factions—Joseon, Ming China, and Japan—and engage in combat using distinct troop types and tactics unique to each side.

The core resources required for territorial expansion are divided into food and timber. Food is stockpiled by harvesting rice and potatoes, while timber is secured by felling oak and bamboo. Using these collected resources, structures can be built around strongholds, alongside military camps and research institutes to train armies, and the order in which these facilities are expanded will dictate the early-game dynamics.

Military operations center around four main troop classes: infantry, armored units, air units, and naval ships. On top of this, specialized unique heroes join each faction to reinforce overall combat power. Environmental variables such as weather changes and terrain elevation differences come into play alongside rock-paper-scissors unit matchups. Furthermore, troop capabilities can be enhanced through individual research, and certain units feature active skills capable of turning the tide of battle.

A total of 30 single-player stages are available for solo enjoyment, evenly distributed with 10 stages per faction, serving to help players sequentially master everything from basic controls to faction-specific tactics. Modes are also supported to practice independently against patterned AI opponents or recruit them as teammates for cooperative battles. Multiplayer content accommodates up to 8 players per match, with each game taking roughly 10 to 30 minutes to complete.