의열단 - 독립운동가

We retrace the heroic deeds of the Uiyeoldan, which will forever be etched in Korean history, through six scenes based on the records of those days.

■ Six Scenes of the Included Deeds

1. Bombing of the Busan Police Station — Park Jae-hyeok · September 14, 1920

Disguised as an antique bookseller, he sits face-to-face with the police chief. The first heroic act of the Uiyeoldan.

2. Bombing of the Government-General of Korea — Kim Ik-sang · September 12, 1921

Entering the building disguised as an electrician, he advances by carefully selecting only the moments when the military police's gaze is unfocused.

3. Bombing of the Jongno Police Station — Kim Sang-ok · January 12, 1923

On a midwinter night, holding five bombs in his hand.

4. Escape from Sampantong — Kim Sang-ok · January 17, 1923

Breaking through the muzzles of guns aimed at him from both front and back, he crosses the snow-covered Namsan Mountain.

5. The Hyojedong Gunfight — Kim Sang-ok · Jan. 22, 1923.

Three hours facing over 1,000 Japanese police, and the final shot.

6. The Uprising at the Oriental Development Company — Na Seok-ju · Dec. 28, 1926.

He threw a bomb at the epicenter of exploitation and stood alone on Hwanggeumjeong Street.

■ The Directory of Righteous Patriots

Upon completing a mission, the figures who participated in the uprising are added to the directory. Twelve people in total: Kim Won-bong, Kim Sang-ok, Kim Ik-sang, Na Seok-ju, Park Jae-hyeok, Choi Su-bong, Kim Ji-seop, Shin Chae-ho, and, although not featured in the game, members of the Righteous Army Jong-am, Gwak Jae-gi, and Yu Ja-myeong. Their birth and death dates, activities, and last words are recorded exactly as they were written.