South Korea-based publisher NEXON is bringing players to the Joseon Dynasty with their supernatural action-adventure game ...

Publisher Nexon Games and developer LoreVault have released a seven-minute interview video with Woochi the Wayfarer director Kang Dong Yeon and art director Mok Youngmi discussing the newly ...

By Lee Jihae Six murals, the last six royal court paintings of the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910), are on public display at ...

Take a look at the Reveal Trailer for Woochi the Wayfarer, an upcoming Korean action-adventure game developed by Nexon Games.

Set in a fantastical world inspired by the  Korean Joseon era, Woochi the Wayfarer is an action/adventure game that depicts the adventures of the Dosa (The Mage of the Way), Jeon Woochi.

Joseon is what Korea called itself over a century ago, under the 500-year reign of its last royal dynasty, the House of Yi (sometimes styled as “Lee”). Of course, Joseon hasn’t existed since ...

UNESCO World Heritage CentreThe Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty form a collection of 40 tombs scattered over 18 locations. Built over five centuries, from 1408 to 1966, the tombs honoured the memory ...

The royal concubines of the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910) are one of the most popular sources for storylines for Korean periodic dramas and films. Whether based on true accounts of history or simply ...

Beauty of Joseon's latest launch, however, could very well rise to the top too. It’s the brand's first 100% mineral-tinted sunscreen with SPF 40, a formula packed with zinc oxide, olive lipids ...

But Free Joseon, in breaking the North Korea taboo, has reaffirmed a crucial tenet of liberalism: To stand up to tyranny in the name of freedom is not only not a crime, but also a right and duty.