Three decades of game design.

Rhythm

Mr. Jango

Rhythm arcade played on a janggu — the traditional Korean hourglass drum. 2002.

Dance

Pump It Up Extra

Created by F2 System under the Pump It Up license from Andamiro. MK3 hardware. 2001.

Dance

TechnoMotion

Dance arcade · 4/5/8-panel modes on a 9-panel stage · K-pop tracklist with hidden steps. 2000.

Good Shot

Billiards-themed prize cabinet with physics-based ball play. 2019.

Bear's Ball

Bear-themed pachinko-style prize cabinet. 2018.

Push Push Hammer

Two-player button-mashing prize cabinet. 2018.

Aqua Ball Treasure

Underwater treasure-chest ball-catch prize game. 2017.

Sweet Prize

Multi-game prize cabinet with 10+ casual mini-games. 2017.

Rainbow Wheel

Ball-drop prize roulette with bonus rounds. 2017.

I Love Pong

Animal-themed two-station ball prize cabinet. 2016.

Aqua Bingo

Ocean-themed bingo prize cabinet. 2013.

Amusement

Liberty (Animal)

Cute-animal-themed amusement cabinet. 2015.

Puzzle

Hidden Catch 4

Fourth entry in the long-running spot-the-difference series — F2's first. Moved the franchise to LCD touchscreen hardware and added new variants: horizontal frames, time-changing images, and hidden-object stages alongside the classic format. 2007.

Puzzle

Mars Lander

Lunar-Lander-style rocket arcade — pick up Martians on the surface and return to the mothership before fuel runs out or meteors strike. Up to 5 stations. 2002.

Puzzle

Cross Pang

Color-matching puzzle set in "Cross Country" — group four or more same-colored balls to clear the self-propagating poisonous invaders. 50 stages. 1999.

Brick Breaker

Jumping Break

Brick-breaker arcade where the paddle is a character that can jump up to meet the ball — bounce upward to break tiles for points. 1999.

Puzzle

Lup Lup Puzzle

Puzz Loop-style ball matcher — burst chains of same-colored balls travelling a path before they reach the end. Stage and panic modes, plus two-player co-op and versus. 1999.

Puzzle

Mosaic

Picture-reassembly puzzle arcade. Cast out of the Kingdom of Heaven for jealousy, an ugly angel must reassemble scrambled mosaics within a time limit to atone and return home. 1999.

Brawler

Vamf X1/2

Belt-scroll action arcade based on Park Chan-seop's 1995 manhwa. Four heroes — three animal-bearing braves and a human — face invading goblins across seven horizontal-scroll stages. 1999.

Puzzle

World Adventure

Block-matching puzzle starring a thief — pair same-pattern boxes to clear stages across France, Egypt, China, Africa, and America. 1999.

Card Game

Solitaire

Klondike-style card solitaire arcade with a 250-second timer and stage-based scoring. Build the foundation up by suit, the tableau down by alternating colors. 1999.

Brick Breaker

PooshoPoosho

Brick-breaker arcade starring Elmir and Slein — heroes transformed into red and blue slimes — on a quest to defeat the dragon Lier. Power-up roster of magic balls, cannons, shields, and wings. 1999.

Shooter

Mission Craft

StarCraft-inspired two-player vertical-scrolling shooter — pick a faction, blast through stages with familiar units and structures, and clear a boss before advancing. Released by another company with technical support from F2. 1999.

Brick Breaker

Bestri

Three-in-one arcade collection — Die Break, Heuk Seon Baek Sa, and Penta. The headline title is a brick-breaker where adjacent same-color bricks chain-clear and the paddle can jump to meet the ball. 1998.

Puzzle

Pitapat Puzzle

Competitive color-matching puzzle arcade. Pick one of eight characters, pop three or more same-colored balls in a 6×13 grid, and send blocks to the opponent's side. 1997.