Dragonfly (company)

South Korean video game developer and publisher From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Dragonfly is a South Korean video game developer and publisher based in Seoul. While a small company, it is notable for releasing many popular games both in Korea and globally including Special Force and Karma and still continue to release games both domestically and abroad.[2] Besides video games, the company has also branched into other industries including biotechnology and webtoon publishing.[3]

IndustryVideo games
FoundedFebruary 1995
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Dragonfly Co., Ltd.
IndustryVideo games
FoundedFebruary 1995
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Websitewww.dragonflygame.com
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Games

PC games

  • Karma
  • Path of Destiny 2: Valpurgis Night
  • The Tour of Duty
  • Fly Anpan Man
  • Fly Anpan Man 2

Online games

  • Karma: Online (a.k.a. Karma: Immortality) 2002
  • Special Force (a.k.a. Soldier Front) 2004
  • Karma 2: Online (co-developed with Blueside and Futureport. Alternate titles: Karma: Returns, Karma: Operation Barbarossa, Karma: Prisoners of the dead) 2009
  • Quake Wars: Online 2010
  • Metal Slug Zero: Online (co-developed with Wiz Hands) 2010
  • Special Force 2 (a.k.a. Soldier Front 2) 2011
  • Soldier of Fortune: Online 2011
  • The King of Fighters: Online 2013
  • Superstar Fighter 2015
  • Bolts & Blip: Online Cancelled
  • Special Force: Double Take 2024
  • Special Force: Remastered in development
  • Ban Online 2
  • Van Online
  • Saem Online

Mobile games

  • Accelerated Scandal for Kakao
  • Special Force: First Mission
  • Grandpas Over Flowers for Kakao
  • Special Force for Kakao
  • STYLE POP
  • Gadius Empire
  • Special Force M: Invasion (a.k.a. Special Force M: Remastered) 2020
  • Special Force M: Revolution (a.k.a. Special Force M: Battlefield to Survive) 2020
  • Ador: Guardian Goddess 2024

VR/AR games

  • ABC once a day
  • Tobot VR
  • Special Force VR

References

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