Jigwan was founded in a time when Korean localizations of foreign games were still very rare, so their policy to translate every published game was warmly welcomed by the consumers. Their specialty were games from Taiwan, in fact they could almost be seen as the Korean branch of the software giant Softworld, which they eventually renamed themselves to in late 19971. Jigwan also published a few games by Korean developers in 1995, namely Senori Box' Dokkaebi-ga Ganda and the VGA version of Harp.

Considering the size of the initially rather small company, they had an impressive game output. President Choe Euno was quoted to claim that the team could translate a Taiwanese game within 2 weeks2. He first got in contact with Softworld as a foreign student in Taiwan3.