Dabanggu: Tag & Rescue Game

The moment you touch the pole, every tied-up friend breaks free. "Dabanggu!" Dabanggu is the tag-and-rescue game played in Korean alleys until sunset, rebuilt for one hand on a portrait screen. Think freeze tag, cops and robbers, or kick the can - with a Korean twist. Dabanggu is a free, offline tag game: dodge the taggers, dash to the pole, and rescue every friend who got caught. Rock-paper-scissors picks the taggers, and when every runner is caught, the caught players play again. You will be a runner one moment and a tagger the next. [How to play] * Everyone plays rock-paper-scissors at the start. The two or three who lose tie on a red headband and become the taggers. * While the taggers count to five, the runners scatter. * Get tagged and you are tied to the rope at the pole. When any free runner touches the pole or a tied friend, everyone on the rope goes free. * Everyone caught is not the end. The caught players play rock-paper-scissors, and the losers become the new taggers. * As a tagger, you pounce just by moving toward a nearby runner. Catch them all and you are back on the runners' side. * A round lasts about 2 minutes and ends with the bell. Points for rescues, dodges, and catches decide your stars (0 to 3). * Tap the screen while tied up to shout "Help!" and call a friend. [Features] * Taggers that trade roles as the round unfolds: one guards the pole while another hunts you down and pounces, and a tagger who means it gets faster for a while. * Friends with their own tempers: the timid ones, the rascals who tease the guard, and the loyal ones who go in first. * 3 yards (the Empty Lot, Sunset Alley, the Schoolyard) and 12 stages, with up to 11 players and 3 taggers as you climb. Finish a stage, then spend your stars to open the next one. * Choose 1 of 3 control styles: floating joystick / swipe to steer / tap to go * Hand-drawn picture-book art with a school-notebook feel * Korean, English, and Japanese * No sign-up and no login. Playable offline (internet is used only for ads). [Free to play, with ads] * Free, with no cap on how many rounds you can play and no in-app purchases. * A full-screen ad may appear between rounds, and an ad may also appear when you open the app. Ads never appear during a round. * A banner ad sits at the bottom of the stage select screen. There is none on the game screen. * An ad may appear in the confirmation dialog when you close the app. * If you are a little short of the next star when the bell rings, you can watch an ad to play 30 seconds more (once per round). [Please note] * Stars and settings are stored on your device only. If you delete the app, progress cannot be recovered. Terms of Service: https://hasegi-project-privacy.github.io/dabanggu-policies/terms/en/ Privacy Policy: https://hasegi-project-privacy.github.io/dabanggu-policies/privacy/en/ Contact: [email protected]

In Japanese and English, the rock-paper-scissors call, the countdown, the "Help!" shout and the "Got everyone!" cheer are now voiced in your language. The "Dabanggu!" cry stays as the name of the game.