One brush stroke on warm paper. Hanbut is a daily path puzzle built around Korean idiom characters.
Start at the first character, move up, down or sideways, and visit every cell exactly once. Pass the characters in order and finish on the last one. Brown stones between cells block the brush. You do not need to know the idiom's meaning to solve the path.
Finish a board to reveal its Chinese characters, Korean reading and meaning. Meaning text is in Korean. Check your time, undo count and daily streak, then share your result or a card image without revealing the solution path.
• A new daily board at midnight in Korea
• Replay boards from the past 14 days
• Number-based practice on 5×5, 6×6 and 7×7 boards
• Drag back to erase, undo a gesture, or restart
• Show-path hints when you need a nudge
• Progress and records saved on your device
One show-path hint is free each day. Further hints and older archived boards can be unlocked with a rewarded ad. Banners are kept off active play, and interstitial ads appear only at natural breaks such as leaving a completed board.
No login or account is required. Selected and edited idiom definitions are based on the National Institute of Korean Language's Urimalsaem dictionary, attributed under CC BY-SA 2.0 KR.
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Draw one path, fill every cell, and discover today's Korean idiom.