Feral Prince

Feral Prince is an action game where you extract Souls from enemies and forge them into a five-tile hand that shapes your fighting style. You move, attack, dodge, counter and extract manually; your build changes how you fight but does not fight for you. Each run crosses five continuous regions of a Joseon depicted in folk-art ink, from a grave-choked forest to a drowned capital and the source beyond.

Extract Souls

To take an enemy’s Soul, you break its Soul Barrier and weaken it, then decide whether the battlefield is safe enough to extract a Soul Orb. A successful extraction leaves a weakened Husk that tries to escape. At the end of the room, you choose which Orbs to forge into black-jade Soul Tiles, each with a rank, one of four suits and an Engraving taken from its source.

Forge your hand

You reveal eight tiles from your bag and lock five for the next room, with one partial redraw available. Once combat begins, your hand is sealed: there is no drawing, discarding or build menu during the fight. Your best five-tile poker hand grants a combat effect for the room and a charged Hand Skill. A Pair hits one target twice, a Straight cuts through several enemies, and a Flush calls on one of the four guardian beasts: the Azure Dragon, Vermilion Bird, White Tiger or Black Tortoise. Rare Yellow Dragon variants bend their suit identity without adding a fifth regular suit.

Masks and taboos

Dokkaebi Masks alter the rules rather than acting as ordinary stat gear. They can make four matching suits count as a Flush, make the lowest rank copy the highest, or cause the final scoring tile to echo. You can rearrange Masks freely between rooms; they trigger from left to right, so changing their order can change the build.

Each boss announces one King's Taboo before the battle. It might silence the first Engraving, reverse your Masks’ trigger order or make a redraw cost something. The rule is revealed early enough for you to reorder your build or look for an answer on the road. A Taboo makes a fight harder, not impossible, and sharp action can still carry you through.

H usks and rematches

When a Husk escapes, the run remembers the Soul Tile you took, the hand you used and the trick that made it work. Later, the Husk returns as a Wraith with a distorted copy of your stolen power and a counter to your old build. Winning the rematch earns one guaranteed reward tied to what you stole: an upgrade for that tile, a cleansed curse or a rare Knot.

Regions and combat

The five regions each lean toward one guardian suit without locking you into it. A full run takes roughly 24 minutes and includes fights, elite hunts, Wraith ambushes, markets, strange encounters, shrines and bosses. Power multiplied by Resonance lets a carefully built hand produce large scores, which become a bounded Combat Grade rather than unchecked damage.