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Eleven at night. At the end of an alley stands a red-lantern pavilion that should not exist: Hwawollu. Here the Twelve Month Spirits play hwatu with the months themselves at stake, and any guest who walks in must beat all twelve to leave. Go-Stop Madness begins with forty-seven cards and a single note left by your grandmother: nine chapters and thirty-six stages of visual-novel duels peel back what happened that night, alongside real-rules Matgo, 3-player Go-Stop, Item Mode, Seotda and online play. Korean setting, anime-style art, 6 languages, no ads.

Go-Stop Madness