Uniana
| Public | |
| Industry | Computer and video game industry |
| Founded | January 1988 |
| Headquarters | 907-18, Mok5-Dong, Yangchon-Gu, Seoul, South Korea |
Key people | Yun Daeju (CEO) |
| Slogan | Realizing Digital Imagination |
| Website | http://uniana.com/ |
Uniana (Korean: 유니아나) is an arcade and online video game production company that was founded in January 1988 as UNiCO Electronics (Korean: 유니코電子)[1] in Seoul, South Korea. The company was renamed to Uniana in June 2001.[1] Originally a manufacturer of arcade games, Uniana shifted its focus towards developing PC online games since the mid-2000s, while continuing to publish Konami's arcade games in Korea.[1] Uniana was never a subsidiary of Konami[1] and never changed its name to Konami Korea.[1] The company continues to operate independently as Uniana.[1]
Arcade games produced as UNiCO Electronics
UNiCO Electronics logo from 1988 to 2001.
- Dragon Master (드래곤마스타) - 1994
- Master's Fury (마스터퓨리) - 1995 (also ported to the Sony PlayStation and published November 20, 1997 in Japan by Cinema Supply as The Masters Fighter (ザ・マスターズ・ファイター)[2]
- Fancy World - Earth of Crisis (팬시월드) - 1996
- Magic Purple (매직퍼플) - 1996
- Burglar X (버글러 엑스) - 1997
- Zero Point (제로포인트) - 1998
- The Legend of Silk Road (실크로드의 전설) - 1999
- Goori Goori (구리구리) - 1999
- Zero Point 2 (제로포인트2) - 1999
- Age of Heroes: Silkroad 2 (디에이지오브히어로즈) - 2000
Arcade games produced as Uniana
- Frenzy Express (프렌지익스프레스) - 2001
- Dojeon! OX Survival (도전! OX서바이벌) - 2002
- Dojeon! OX Survival PLUS (도전! OX서바이벌 PLUS) - 2002
- Hog Wild (호그와일드) - 2003
- P's Attack (피스어택) - 2003
- S.A.P.T. - 2004
Online games produced as Uniana
- Chaos Gem (카오스잼) - 2006
- Chaotic Eden (카오틱에덴) - 2009
- Samguk Jiryak (삼국지략) - 2009
- Chaotic Eden (카오틱에덴) - 2010
- RogueN (로그앤) - 2011