How did the Trojan War begin? And in the tenth year of the war, whose fate did Achilles' wrath change?
*The Iliad: The Wrath of Achilles* is a Korean visual novel that follows the origins of the Trojan War and the main story of Homer's *Iliad* through choices. It presents a mythological prologue covering events from the Golden Apple and the Judgment of Paris to the departure of the Greek coalition, and continues the flow of the original work—which begins with Apollo's plague and the dispute between Achilles and Agamemnon—up to Hector's funeral.
Key Features
• A 5-scene mythological prologue and a 10-act main story
• 66 choices that alter warrior, morale, strategy, blessing, wrath, and sacrifice
• 16 endings discovered based on choices and accumulated status
• The Trojan War depicted through wooden puppets and stage lighting
• A war chronicle examining the flow, characters, relationships, and locations of the original 24 books
• A newly written Korean adaptation that does not rely on a modern translation
This story does not go as far as the Trojan Horse or the fall of Troy. It concludes where the *Iliad* ends, at the funeral of Achilles and Hector, who recognized the sorrow of their enemies.
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From the outbreak of the war to Hector's funeral, a wooden puppet epic completed by choices