Company type | Public |
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KRX: 101730 | |
Industry | Video games |
Genre | MMORPG |
Headquarters | , |
Key people | Nam-Chul Kim (CEO) Ju-wan Seok (CFO) |
Products | Silk Road Online, Digimon Masters |
Number of employees | 218 |
Parent | WeMade Entertainment |
Subsidiaries | IO Entertainment |
Website | www |
Kim, Nam-Chul | |
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Born | |
Alma mater | National Taiwan Normal University |
Joymax is a South Korean video game developer. Joymax initially published games for the PC then expanded to other platforms (including mobile devices). Joymax runs a data center in the United Kingdom and a customer service center in the Philippines. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] They are the creators of Silkroad Online and Karma Online . They also hosted the English version of Digimon Masters until 2016.
In 2022, they were the eleventh largest company in South Korea's software and programming market sector by market capitalization. [11]
Title | Developer | Genre | Status |
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Silkroad Online | Joymax | MMORPG | Active since 2004. |
Karma Online | Dragonfly | FPS | Closed |
Digimon Masters | Digitalic | MMORPG | 2011-2016 (moved to Gameking). |
ICARUS Online (aka NED Online) | Joymax | MMORPG | Active since 2014. |
Deco Online | Rocksoft | MMORPG | Shut down in 2010. [12] |
Final Odyssey | Joymax | RTS | Released in January 1999 [13] |
Tangoo & Ullashong | Joymax | Arcade | Released in July 2001 |
Atrox | Joymax | RTS | Released in Germany in 2001. [14] Released in English in May 2002. [15] |
Tangoo & Ullashong 2 | Joymax | Arcade | Released in December 2002 |
Age of Wanderer | Joymax | Beat 'em up | Released in January 2003 |
Yorang, Little Fox | Joymax | Arcade | Released in August 2003 |
Bumpy Crash | Joymax | Arcade, racing | Released in January 2010 |
Wind Runner Adventure | Joymax | Arcade | Released in September 2016 |
Aero Strike | Joymax | Arcade | Released in November 2016 |
Star Wars: Starfighter Missions | Joymax | Arcade | Released in November 2020 |
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